Glorify Yourself (poem) by TONY MIKE NERONE on AuthorsDen

Glorify Yourself
by TONY MIKE NERONE → (All Poetry by TONY MIKE NERONE)
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A distant call to those you have passed away. ------------------------------------
Where or when is it the time to glorify yourself Is it when you wander through an open flame of intense fire Or maybe when you look hostility straight in there eyes I remember a time many years ago confronting a man with a long kitchen knife My scars are a great reminder of it Now years have quickly passed and I live minute to minute Physical love is not all I am missing My beautiful daughter whom I love dearly lives across the great Atlantic I miss her terribly, but I also know I will never be with her again That is why I am so intriqued with death Do we have a vision from the great beyond I wonder if I have former loved ones and friends watching me now Deep within my soul is a fear, a fear of dying This comes from a person who has twice tried suicide Maybe I should forget about death and re-glorify myself If I do not do it who will TONY MIKE NERONE 10-21-10

Reviewed by Margaret Mullings

Reviewed on October 22, 2010

Interesting write Tony and very deep! Continue to pray and believe God promises! He is right there with you! Be encouraged, and may the Lord give to you renewed strength and courage!

Much Love,
Margaret

Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart

I don't know all the answers but I do know that when my dear father was dying he talked to his mother and brothers who had been deceased for years. Death is a part of life but not the part we need to dwell on too often. Thought provoking pen.

Reviewed by Victoria's Poetry & Voices of Muse

I am not sure any of us actually glorify ourself
but inside here I read the love to love
the opening of expression which knows
when the absence is a heavy burden
May Your Thresholds Bring You Closer
To Your Family
as you are with your Den Family Tony

Love & Blessings Dear Den Brother
Vickie

Reviewed by Paul Berube

Deep thoughts, Tony. Well said.

Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Reviewed on October 21, 2010

You provide substance to reflect upon, Tony. Love and peace to you,

Regis