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i would rather dig to the foreign mountains of which are cursed by the masses of being unholy and rustic than ever rise to the mirror because i know it is horrific and i do not see the beauty i see the fear i see the beauty
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Apr 6, 2020
Apr 6, 2020 at 1:10 PM UTC
hellscape
Initially he thought to bring sight to the Blind Desiring OsIris or Evoke E(see)kiel But he looked in a mirror and couldn't see his self His mirror betrayed him transparent, anti-Narcissus he was Now he feels he has too much V i s i o N his (soughts) self(s) go in one (thoughts) eye and (oughts) out the other he, So Self-Aware, scares his mirror wHEre Who (did) you see then Do now becoming tomorrow . . . ?
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Jun 29, 2017
Jun 29, 2017 at 9:42 PM UTC
Drea(lity)M
May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, LORD, my Rock and my Redeemer. Good Morning Beloved It is good to be among you this morning. Let us pray…. Gracious Lord As we sojourn the pathways of life You have brought us to the places Of ecstatic splendorous peaks You have blessed us with resounding joys You have filled us with good things The grace of your unconditional love Is made manifest in the abundant life you have promised to all your children We bless you Lord for your provision And your unfailing unrequited love You have also humbled us Lord With times of perplexing trial, deep sorrows and pointed loss Our earthly journey has led us to places of dread, devastation sickness and pending death Our plans and aspirations Have turned to dust Our eyes fill with tears Our crestfallen hearts have hardened We fail to receive the balm of love We have been routed We have lost the battle We have been conquered by separation, sin and despair The spirit of life Has evaporated From our bodies All that remains Are dry bones Scattered in the valley of death hidden by the shadows In the nadir of our lives Yet your abiding love remains the strong Present Helper calling us to your light May we rise from our Afflictions as Lazarus did when called by his beloved friend Jesus May your grace anoint Our ears with the sound of The Great Resurrectors voice May you stir our hearts With the wisdom of your will May you bless our lips With the grace of prophecy That we may Prophesy to the broken And brittle bones of our lives Prophecy to the bones so they may be joined With sinew and flesh again May your words Become flesh May we walk again In the land of the living And rejoin the beloved At the table of Your abundant grace In The Good Deliver's Name We pray... Selah Music: Eric Dolphy, Come Sunday Readings, Ezekiel 37 The Valley of Dry Bones, John 11, The Death of Lazarus Prayer of the Dry Bones Faith Lutheran Church Lavallette NJ 4th Sunday in Lent 4/2/17
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Apr 6, 2017
Apr 6, 2017 at 12:07 PM UTC
Prayer of Dry Bones
May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, LORD, my Rock and my Redeemer. Good Morning Beloved It is good to be among you this morning. Let us pray…. Gracious Lord As we sojourn the pathways of life You have brought us to the places Of ecstatic splendorous peaks You have blessed us with resounding joys You have filled us with good things The grace of your unconditional love Is made manifest in the abundant life you have promised to all your children We bless you Lord for your provision And your unfailing unrequited love You have also humbled us Lord With times of perplexing trial, deep sorrows and pointed loss Our earthly journey has led us to places of dread, devastation sickness and pending death Our plans and aspirations Have turned to dust Our eyes fill with tears Our crestfallen hearts have hardened We fail to receive the balm of love We have been routed We have lost the battle We have been conquered by separation, sin and despair The spirit of life Has evaporated From our bodies All that remains Are dry bones Scattered in the valley of death hidden by the shadows In the nadir of our lives Yet your abiding love remains the strong Present Helper calling us to your light May we rise from our Afflictions as Lazarus did when called by his beloved friend Jesus May your grace anoint Our ears with the sound of The Great Resurrectors voice May you stir our hearts With the wisdom of your will May you bless our lips With the grace of prophecy That we may Prophesy to the broken And brittle bones of our lives Prophecy to the bones so they may be joined With sinew and flesh again May your words Become flesh May we walk again In the land of the living And rejoin the beloved At the table of Your abundant grace In The Good Deliver's Name We pray... Selah Music: Eric Dolphy, Come Sunday Readings, Ezekiel 37 The Valley of Dry Bones, John 11, The Death of Lazarus Prayer of the Dry Bones Faith Lutheran Church Lavallette NJ 4th Sunday in Lent 4/2/17
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