Prelude in verse to "The Constellation of Omens: The Signs of the End of the World."
A limited collection of poetry written through means of given words rather than deliberate thought. Oracles have been around for centuries dating back to c.1300 BC. You will see striking correlations to the oracles found in Ancient Egypt, Greece, India, Mesoamerica, Nigeria, and Tibet. The poem, Faith in Faith provides answers to specific spiritual questions, such as the oracle of Akashwani or “voice from the sky” in ancient India which was related to the “message of God.” You will read through verses such as Grail of Then and Enterprise which bear stark resemblance to the type of oracle Delphi of Greece told Crosesus of Lydia, "If you cross the river, you will destroy a great empire." Croesus attacked, but it was his own empire that was destroyed. Poems like Demise of the Pharaoh and Mortal Destruction shadow forewarnings such as the Mesoamerica Books of Chilam Balam. In numerology, 333 symbolizes the Ascended Masters are near you giving guidance and love.
Lotus in the mire!
Why for the Lotus
Clutched by mire?
Beauty in the sludge!
That for why the
Lotus in the filth –
Espionage behind the gate!
Why for hidden eyes
Peering through gate?
Fear of the truth!
That for why the
Peering through bars –
Gold in the dirt!
Why for the gold
Buried within dirt?
Gift for the weary!
That for why the
Gold in the soil –
Light in the dark!
Why for the dark
Allow beam of light?
Faith for their reality!
That for why the
Light within the dark.
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Author, Yvonne Mason
Deborah Simpson brings once again her gift of poetry. Her newest release Oracles 333 runs the gamut from Wizards to Voodoo- from pain to hope. She brings knight and pharaohs to life as only she knows how. She has the same gift that the great poets of the past possessed Keats, Shelley and yes even Poe. She sees beauty in the mystery of clouds, dragons, stones and life in general. In Mortal Destruction one can visualize the fall of the world in the last days. Deborah Simpson sees things most of us don’t. She has the ability to put it to paper so that we may get a glimpse of just some of her visions. Deborah Simpson’s Oracles 333 is indeed a must have for those who love the written word in verse.
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