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ravaged green pastures -
anguished cries of displacement
to a Good Shepherd

alleluia songs -
resounding its echoes
rowdy thunder bolts

ah yes there be days
this is earth's behavior -
Dear book of His Word
© gillena cox 2017


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the morning glory-
the well-bucket entangled
I ask for water
© Chiyo ni (1703-1775)


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38 comments:

  1. Jae Rose7:26 AM

    A heartfelt poem Gillena

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    1. Gillena Cox9:38 AM

      Thanks for your appreciation Jae

      Much 😍 love

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  2. Sanaa Rizvi7:26 AM

    Beautifully profound write, Gillena.

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    1. Gillena Cox9:39 AM

      Thanks for your appreciation Sanaa

      Much 😍 love

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  3. Magical Mystical Teacher8:16 AM

    Ravaged green pastures? Not quite like those described in Psalm 23, eh?

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    1. Gillena Cox9:40 AM

      Thanks for your appreciation MMT

      much 😍 love

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  4. Mary9:02 AM

    Speaks to the state of the world today, I think!

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    1. Gillena Cox9:40 AM

      Indeed. Thanks for dropping by Mary

      Much 😍 love

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  5. rallentanda9:46 AM

    Beautiful words.

    Hope you are OK Gillena. Was thinking of you with all the mayhem caused by the hurricanes in your part of the world. Prayers for you and yours and all of your neighbours.
    Take care and God bless .

    " My shepherd is the Lord
    there is nothing I shall want
    Fresh and green are the pastures
    where he gives me repose
    Near restful waters he leads me
    to revive my drooping spirit
    My shepherd is the Lord
    nothing indeed shall I want.
    Surely goodness will follow me always
    till the end of my days"

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  6. Gillena Cox10:04 AM

    Thank you Rall we in Trinidad and Tobago were not in the path of these last ones. Our last call for this year was "Bret"

    much love...

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  7. brudberg12:04 PM

    What an apt book for Sunday... lovely write

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    1. Gillena Cox12:33 PM

      Thanks for dropping by Björn

      Much 😍 love

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  8. Anonymous12:32 PM

    a book worthy of your poem - Hallelujah!

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    1. Gillena Cox12:47 PM

      Thanks for dropping by Laura

      Much 😍 love

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  9. Sherry Blue Sky12:40 PM

    there must be many prayers rising this week. May the storms and waters calm.

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    1. Gillena Cox12:48 PM

      Indeed Sherry. Thanks for dropping by

      Much 😍 love

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  10. Lea12:42 PM

    Thank you Gillena for these prayers... and these beautiful words from your heart.

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    1. Gillena Cox12:48 PM

      Glad you dropped by Lea

      Much love...

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  11. rebecca2:21 PM

    dearest gillena,
    praying for everyone... safety, comfort and peace.

    thank you for this haiku which is new to my eyes and now etched on my heart.

    the morning glory-
    the well-bucket entangled
    I ask for water

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  12. Donna@LivingFromHappiness3:39 PM

    It seems those ravaged days are too much too soon recently....need more alleluias.

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  13. Gillena Cox4:19 PM

    Glad you dropped in Rebecca

    much love...

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  14. Gillena Cox4:20 PM

    Indeed Donna, thanks for dropping in

    much love...

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  15. tonispencer7:12 PM

    A very lovely full of faith poem.

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  16. Gillena Cox7:14 PM

    Thanks for dropping in Toni

    much love...

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  17. Old Egg8:05 PM

    I guessed you were not in the path of the cyclones but may still have got a drenching. Keep safe Gillena.

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    1. Gillena Cox2:34 AM

      Thanks for dropping by Robin

      Much love...

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  18. Anonymous8:15 PM

    It seems we may share the sane views on the book.

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    1. Gillena Cox2:35 AM

      Glad you dropped Martin

      Much love...

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  19. Rosemary Nissen-Wade8:48 PM

    Nice take on the prompt.

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    1. Gillena Cox2:35 AM

      Thank you Rosemary

      Much love...

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  20. Wendy Bourke9:09 PM

    An impactful, brilliantly rendered piece ... a beautiful evocation.

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  21. Marja11:07 PM

    ravaged green pastures -
    anguished cries of displacement
    Very well worded and powerful
    very nice poem

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  23. Sreeja2:18 AM

    Nicely written....so good to read...

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  24. Gillena Cox3:13 PM

    Happy you dropped by sreeja

    much love...

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  25. humbird10:22 PM

    Deep thoughts, hope you are safe, Gillena

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