God's Glory (poem) by Mark A. Rockeymoore on AuthorsDen

God's Glory
by Mark A. Rockeymoore → (All Poetry by Mark A. Rockeymoore)
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To God goes the Glory Glory From God comes all Grace In the name of the Lord *Kyrie Eleison* God�s glorious Light Delights those enamored of his might In cosmic syncopation the nations of the Earth Experience the Rebirth of the Soul Oil woes precede seeds of war sown The plains of Armageddon Host the Armies of the World To God goes the Glory Glory From God comes all Grace In the name of the Lord *Kyrie Eleison* Harmony in Life and Love Brings happiness from God above If we all pray together We�ll ascend beyond sin Beyond the petty toil of the world Souls light as feathers Content no matter the weather Fair or cloudy the sky beckons us Higher and we fly in search of Salvation Redemption�s soulful song a Glorious revelation of the Light Out of sight and mind Ascension ever sublime To God goes the Glory Glory From God comes all Grace In the name of the Lord *Kyrie Eleison* Despite the strife that confronts us In our daily lives We have to live outside the box The Matrix that�s got our thoughts On mentally enslaved lockdown While those who rule the world clown Misinterpreting their ego trip As some sort of immortal rulership When really it�s immoral brinksmanship As they slip further and further into the Abyss To God goes the Glory Glory From God comes all Grace In the name of the Lord *Kyrie Eleison* Harmony in Life and Love Brings happiness from God above And awakens our secret selves From the sleep of the sensual self We delve beneath consciousness In order to find our conscience Portentous visions lead us to the Remission of our sins Trials and Tribulations end And broken hearts mend Token desires crumble and waft away On whispering breezes As our rebelliousness ceases And those who remain bow down Before the eternal crown Shining brightly like The Son To God goes the Glory Glory From God comes all Grace In the name of the Lord *Kyrie Eleison* Harmony in Life and Love Brings happiness from God above To God goes the Glory Glory From God comes all Grace In the name of the Lord In the name of the Lord In the name of the Lord

Reviewed by Sandra Mushi

Reviewed on September 24, 2005

Inspirational poignant write, Mark! Reminds us of alot - of our wrong doings etc - a much needed reminder, I must say.
" ... While those who rule the world clown
Misinterpreting their ego trip
As some sort of immortal rulership
When really it�s immoral brinksmanship
As they slip further and further into the Abyss ..."

I think I have said this before - your audiopoetic compliment your write only so well. Outstanding write!

God bless,

Sandie.

Reviewed by jude forese

Reviewed on August 28, 2005

exceptionaly inspired poem ...

Reviewed by Aberjhani

Reviewed on August 27, 2005

This incandescent chanting down of Babylon weaves a spiral of joyful grace from soul to Creator and honors with much love and beauty the unity between the two. Your words give wings to your vision and lift your blessed intentions on high where the angelically inclined, I suspect, smile upon you with much favor indeed, even as you have chosen to smile upon us:-)

Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson

Wonderfully done, Mark. Some very powerful passages presented! I especially like:

"While those who rule the world clown
Misinterpreting their ego trip
As some sort of immortal rulership
When really it�s immoral brinksmanship
As they slip further and further into the Abyss"

Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Graphic image and verses complement on another to present a compelling offering. Thank you, Mark. Love and peace to you.

Regis

Reviewed by - - - - - TRASK

Reviewed on August 25, 2005

I Love Photo- Me Never Being Religious_

It Is Unique N Different Write,i.e. Nobody Has To Believe In (God)_
All You Got To(Comen)Due Is ACCEPT FACT-He (God) Does Exists!

TRASK

Reviewed by Cynth'ya Reed

I love reading your work, and oddly enough your interview on www.powertalkfm.com with Sis. Nordette is being rebroadcasts on right now. blessin's and grace Bro. Mark,

cynth'ya lewis reed

Reviewed by SHERRY HEIM

Reviewed on August 22, 2005

When people finally realize that this is God's earth and we are just visitors, when people break down the boundries between races, religions and countries, when people learn that we own nothing, when people learn that it is love and giving that make us strong, then we may, perhaps, finally make peace a reality. Another amazing write from your magical pen, Mark.
Take care,
Sherry

Reviewed by Retta (Reindeer) Mckenzie

Ah Mark, this is truly excellent, you have written a powerful and insightful poem here,

Reindeer

Reviewed by Andre Bendavi ben-YEHU

The word "god" IS THE ENGLISH WORD (Since the second part of the 11th century.) FROM "GOTT", coined by the Vice-Roy of the Greek-Roman Empire in Germany. It is a contraction of
"I SALUTE ZEUS", (GOTT) FROM Gr�ss Odin/Teus/Deus = "Teus".

"God's Glory", the poetic composition of a dogmatic word of The Greek Roman Empire, brought a teleological discussion on the second stanza; followed with "Kyrei Eleison" (Lord Have Mercy Upon Us.) developing into ritualistic-theological preaching; and on to an ontologic-religious-satirical paean, closing as an affirmation of belief.

Due to the subjects dealt in "God's Glory", THE POEM, it seems that the intention of the author was satirical, despite the sparkling religious lines. Whichever the author�s intention was, this poem, is thought�s striker and a mind developer.

I have enjoyed the reading of this composition titled, � God�s Glory�.

I salute You Poet!

Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU

Reviewed by E T Waldron

Superb work Mark! It is my belief that we must come together collectively in prayer for peace and let God judge who is to blame for corruption of His plan. Sadly, not enough feel the same, they'd rather scream hate and use their own flawed judgements instigating more wars, and so it goes

Eileen

Eileen

Reviewed by Mr. Ed

Despite the strife that confronts us
In our daily lives
We have to live outside the box

I think we truly do these days, or at least attempt to.

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes

Par excellence Mark!!

love Tinka