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Firebird Bride

by Judy Meeker
copyright 04-17-2006


Age Rating: 18 +
Firebird Bride
Picture Credits: By Nancy Pawley


From out of explosion
Atomic white
firebird bursts forth
In rays of light.
From out of the wilderness
She comes as a bride,
leaning on her beloveds side.
Like pillars of smoke,
And billows of flame,
From out of the wilderness,
This firebird came,
Perfumed with pleasant scents,
Of myrrh and frankincense.

Her beloved had risen
from dusty pages
Written by wise
Seers of Golden ages.
From ancient scrolls
To living souls,
They soar through night,
In blurs of apostolic white,
the essence of her being,
Pregnant,
With celestial light.




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        04-23-2006     Tigran Israelyan        

Firebird came to my world of ideaes,
It is spring,
She is much-more for me dear:
I'm ringing all my rings.

        04-18-2006     David Pekrul        

This is an interesting read, although I must confess that I didn't quite pick up the meaning. But don't worry, that is not your problem, I quite often don't pick up the meaning of poems. That's why the poetry I write is simple and to the point. I wouldn't understand it otherwise. lol



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