ok here's the thrid one i was talking about..

Dan


I Feel Love

I see love, every time I take a look,

I see love, between the covers of His book.



every time I read His words

 I see His sweet face,

I fall down on my knew in my disgrace.


I feel love, in He scraficial lamb,


I feel love, and He knows just who I am.

When the blood was spilled upon the cross

atonement was made, and He gave his son

to die for me so I could be saved.

I see God, in every single day,

I see God, when my children are at play.


He gave to me His special gift of life

eternally, and His Son will come a second

time to set His Childred Free.


I see love, everytime I take a look,

I see love, between the covers of His Book.

Everytime I read his word I see his sweat face.

I fall down on my knees in my disgrace.

(echos)

I see love....

I feel love....

I see love...

I feel love...

Your obviously serious, so I wont ask you that!

This I can agree with :

I see God, in every single day,

I see God, when my children are at play.

God, in this sense being the weird workings of the physical universe we abide within and the collective human intelligences/soul/spirit!

The rest is a bit like someone shouting about Allah at me, I'm not really into it.

It's too 'blatant', iykwim! 'The Poets Dream' is not partitionable! Remember?

If you choose to believe in a deity or not, well babe, that's your business..
and I am not going to want to beat my belief's into you as it was done
us as children..  I don't even call my deity GOD.. as  the extreme power
know no gender.. the basic balance between positive and negative, which
can also be interpreted as good and evil, that's what I believe in the most..
am I above and beyond reproach? I think not.. but I attempt to be.. do
I carry the king james con text around with me and thump it every step?
I fekkin think not.. I would have to carry around the tora, the coran and
quite a few other texts if I wanted to reference any kind of sacred, devine
inspired texts.... hey what about the books of Nostradamus?? (sp?) he and
quite a few others have been close enough to warrant some of my study.
Zen Buddhism even caught my attention enough that I studied it for a
while.. ya know??  emotionalism, the need for something to be there..
this is the romanticism's of "the poet's dream"....  If I thought for a second
I feel love was that much  of a negative burden for you, I would ask admin.
to take it down.. rather then load it into my shotgun and peppering anyone's
ass that gave negative comment!! (g)

Blessings,

Danny..

or is that blessed be?  Hey believe it or not, I do have a clue..

No! No! No! Wrong end of the stick!
There's loads of light! Just a little Too Much light! KWIM?

I believe I am a poet who doesn't believe in partitioning that belief!
So too much light , blinds!


You forgot the bit about the poets torments, 'the need for some things to just go away and 'em alone!!!' lol
That in its self an action of acceptance.

Indeed, Bless the lard! 

It's Sunday and I'm in a good mood, maybe you can appreciate this? :  Video at unoriginal.co.uk - Praise the lord!
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I wanted to say the first time around that I really like the title "Third One"
(though 3 is a pagan number and 4 is meant to be the christian, some odd idea about strength!)
Anyway, it reminded me of a song I posted here some time back : The One  , it's a Matrix samples piece, where "Trinity" is the theme!

thanks for all the reviews b.t.w bro...
I wasn't sure if i said that more then once in one of the posts..
  religion is a bird best admired and not disturbed..  There
is so much more to iit then most realize, until they are so
old that can't even tell other's about it.. I am on eighth
native ameraican as well as mostly of german heritage..
I believe if we were living in the time of the indians and
when they thrived, I would have been a shaman.. prolly
my fashion sense would have been a major reason for it
too..  well anyway, guess it would be best said, If only
I could be the living example of it all..

blessings,

Dan