Spiritual Poetry posted April 23, 2014


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Mixed Rhyme & Meter Scheme-Contest Entry-Letting Go

Finally, Letting Go

by michaelcahill


Finally, Letting Go
 



My love of wicked ways requires its toll
as I return from diamond, back to coal.
 
 Condemnation permeates this guilty hideous hole,
my strangulated faith seeks breath within my wicked soul.
 

please-
          anyone…
                             I'm afraid.

 

"I fear my heart is small
I ask you, weep for me
a hellhounds barking call
oh, who will hear my plea?"
 

silent voice
                directs-
                                the plan is laid
 

forsaking sinful-warm, enticing-blind embrace
an evil lure, caressing every painful place
 
On knees I beg, "please fill this empty space".
No time slips by, comes all-consuming grace.
 
                                         
                                          terrified        
unforgiveable mistakes
                this fool's made
 

Yet, the price for all my foolish stumbles,
has been paid for me- without me earning.
Though beneath my feet the whole world crumbles,
The Spirit's touch, responds to my yearning.
 

Now, forgiven!
        for with regret,
               
I prayed.



A Poem About Letting Go writing prompt entry
Writing Prompt
Write a poem about LETTING GO. It can be a PERSON, AN OBJECT OR AN IDEA...anything goes, but please keep it SINCERE.


Various line lengths and rhyme schemes. abab, rhyming couplets, mono rhyme, pentameter, etc....... Though this is spiritual in subject matter, I would hope that it is judged and compared on writing merit. That is what's fair.
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