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Poems, commentaries, and reading references by Robert E. L. Nesbitt, Jr., M.D. Copyright 2000Printed by Watermark PressThe International Library of PoetryOwings Mills, Maryland |
Table of Contents
(Excerpts Only)
Prologue
Excerpt: ". . .eternal homelessness. . ."
Marked Off From Pagans
Retracing The Human Path
A Sonnet On Light
Neo-Nativity
Expectant Old Salts
Prickmarked
(One thousand years before Christ ... man has
recognized that a Being superior to himself has
held supernatural powers over his affairs and destiny ...
light is God's essence ... living the love of a kingdom within ...
a kingdom bathed in ubiquitous love ... lie cannons oft bought with counters)
God-In-Waiting
Contrition Ignored
The Table Is Set
Marred Treasures Unearthed
Woebegone Pilgrims
Disconnectedness
Religion--A Quantum State???
O City of God: Grant an undivided Heart
with Commentary: "Spiritual Suburbia"
Solo Act
Heroic Virtue: "Give God Permission!"
In Search Of Wellness
Brotherhood of "Creature-Kind"?
(Life comes back to haunt ... trays of blessings ...
but I set before you life ... we bear the world's crush ...
we wonder, whence goeth ... you are today's perspective ...
grant an undivided heart ... divine grace is a
catalytic reactor for the human soul ...
where light is intense ... history seeks heroes,
to glorify the race ... the breath of God)
God Revealed
Obligation: God To Glorify (In Haiku)
with References and Lessons
Beauty In Holy Carriage
Unveiled Face
Hidden Candle
Plantings: Not For Naught with Reflection
(Hearts hail God's glory ... validate virtue ...
truth reflecting the shadow of His image ...
alone in remoteness ... were for naught, save for one bloom ... )
God Realized
Third Ear Audibles
Elected
Raised Baton
(harvest from seeds of creative energy ...
audibles of conscience ...all things mobile tend their stores)
Epilogue
Spiritual joy awaits the fusion of human nature with grace.
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"If a person does not recognize that internal tranquility resides
only in union with God, this restlessness of unfulfillment will cause him
to seek every avenue of temporal pleasure available within his society of many gods."
Robert E.L. Nesbitt, Jr., M.D.
