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Poems, commentaries, and reading references by Robert E. L. Nesbitt, Jr., M.D. Edited by Ellen Morrissey Nesbitt Copyright 2001Printed by Watermark PressThe International Library of PoetryOwings Mills, Maryland |
Table of Contents
(Excerpts Only)
Prologue
(in Haiku)
Please partake freely
From the Bread of Life when served;
Sample these morsels.
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Morsel: The Journey
Happiness, Its Indirect Quest
Now, Not Someday
Flamelessness
Morsel: Bountiful Stores
Easy Yoke
Wait Under The Fig Tree, Righteously
Morsel: Dispossessed By Doubt
Perspective (in Haiku)
Spiritual Crossroad
Societal Puppet Or Pilgrim Saint with Reflection
Morsel: Unalienable Rights Trampled
The Human Scale
Excerpt: "... ascending faith."
Ethical Deliverance
Morsel: Spiritual Table Manners
Human Incursion
Ataraxia
Lost Intrepidity in Repose
Shadowless Character
Scaffold Of Mystery with Commentary
Excerpt: "... in a marinade of His love."
Conversion
After Darkness
Foudroyant Child Lost
The Light of New Dawn
Accessing Life
Preamble To Prayer: Lonely Souls, Silent Running
O Lord, Of Thee I Pray
Passion Play
Soul In Flight with Commentary
Immanuel: An Acronym For All Saints
Excerpt: Intergenerational Ministry
Morsel: Harmonizing With Larks
Epilogue
(in Haiku)
Keep these morsels near;
The Bread will always nourish,
And life will taste sweet.
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"But only the lowly and the meek have ears to hear and a joyful heart
that can recognize the rhythms in universal harmony."
Robert E.L. Nesbitt, Jr., M.D.
