O dawn divine
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O dawn divine
taller than trees
beyond galaxies
The N ☮ t i v i t y
the son swaddled
in full moon & starlight
N ☮ ë l all over again
in the benediction
of the sun
radiating the dark
not toys
J ☮ y
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Re: O dawn divine
Not sure about 'not toys'
Gifts are given, especially to children, for the season to mark on our memories, the mention of Christmas always should evoke good memories hence gifts. The material world pointing towards the spiritual. However, we can deplore the Bacchus elements current in hristmas these days, such as drunken Santas, who give nothing remotely spiritual, other than spirits on their breath.
Maybe you should keep the whole poem positive.
Gifts are given, especially to children, for the season to mark on our memories, the mention of Christmas always should evoke good memories hence gifts. The material world pointing towards the spiritual. However, we can deplore the Bacchus elements current in hristmas these days, such as drunken Santas, who give nothing remotely spiritual, other than spirits on their breath.
Maybe you should keep the whole poem positive.
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Re: O dawn divine
Thanks, Fred,
for reading & commenting
toys are temporary.
Fortunately however
Joy is forever
I have revised & visually shaped the poem
I invite you & others to revisit for a look-read
Michael (MV)
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Re: O dawn divine
the son swaddled
in full moon & starlight
Beautiful lines! Also I like how you have written the joy like Noel.
in full moon & starlight
Beautiful lines! Also I like how you have written the joy like Noel.
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Re: O dawn divine
Son is always capital for the divine.