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The Bells
by Rebekah Rosie Lang → (All Poetry by Rebekah Rosie Lang)
  
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The Bells I have on a wooden stick that lean against my bed. I had the Pastor of my church "Bless" the bells this morning. They bring me PROTECTION!

Bells, to me, symbolize freedom,
expression and power!
Yet, they are ALSO a SIGN of
PROTECTION I am told!

My sister and I ride in the car,
the bells tings as we get in,
as we drive to the place we are going,
the bell tings again.

It is reminding me that it is here,
In my life and heart,
To stay and be my Protection,
From all harm!

Written December 7th, 2003 3:50pm Central time.
All rights reserved. REH (Becca)


 


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Reviewed by Marie Wadsworth
Reviewed on December 8, 2003
Bells are symbolic of many things, including calling people to church, joyous occasions such as weddings, and this season -- my favorite Christmas carol is "Carol of the Bells" (and there is also the Salvation Army volunteers ringing their bells outside Kmart, Wal-Mart, etc.) I like the sounds you tie into this, but I feel that this poem is only a start. This needs some work. I have not heard of bells being tied freedom, except for "Let freedom ring" or if you're talking about bells ringing to celebrate the end of war. But I have no idea how bells are tied to protection. I think the ties between bells as freedom and protection should be made clearer.
Keep pluggin at it.

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on December 7, 2003
Thanks for the sharing :-)


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