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Laurel Elizabeth
Poems
Oct 2013
A Plea For Fatherly Intervention
When I walk on
the treadmill roads
Intended
by my selfish feet
****** thy hands into my soul
and Yank
misused
marionette strings
reverse my decisions
inverse my positions
delightfully
discordantly
refract
your light into mine eyes
that blinded I may see
with humbled mottled clarity
thy boundless charity
transcend my omissions
And mend my revisions
emphatically
radically
do this
with harsh
decided love
protective father smile.
make every step
I feebly take
worth your matchless while
rehearse my transgressions
transverse my digressions
dramatically
tyrannically
the dance you wield
with tangled strings
shall far exceed
my selfish dreams
so tear, dear father
every whim
devote me
solely
unto Him
Written by
Laurel Elizabeth
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