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The mighty Father who art in Heaven

Contributed by glendavid on Thursday, 26th November 2009 @ 02:19:22 PM in AEST
Topic: NaturePoetry



A prayer to God
The giver and mover
The animation in the universe
For nothing is still – but in the dance of the music of the divine
The mighty Father who art in heaven
Hallow be thy wind
To blow the fallen leaf to the mud to be reborn in the spring
The mighty Father who art in all of nature
Who is only nature
To become wise
To become self aware
The mighty Father who smiles through the innocent child’s glory
The mighty Father embraces the Mother Earth
And breathes movement and life into the universe
So God can see itself through itself
Through the realisation
I have life eternal with the Father
With all things
For the universe that i am
That we all are
Is alive
Has always been
And can never die
Just transform to feed the heart of God the Father
The kingdom of heaven is in the heart of man and women
Think not of the ‘afterlife’
Of heavens and eternal Hells
But of your mark you will leave eternal
On the spirit which is the father, which is God, which is nature, which is me and you and in all things








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Re: The mighty Father who art in Heaven (User Rating: 1 )
by Deidra_Carmichael on Thursday, 26th November 2009 @ 03:58:25 PM AEST
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must say this is a great work of art. What other poems could match up to the ones who are to our Heavenly Father? God bless you and take care,
Deidra




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