Crimson Nectar

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In earth bound vessels

Frail viewers missing the point

Solemn beats

Float towards eternity

Peirce through misconceptions

 ———–

Enriched in stars

Share in the resplendent burden

Exhilarated union

Release the soul from this inhibiting pen

Flashes of beauty now rise from delight

Harboured in this new dimension

 ———

Christ in me

The deep passion permeating

Rich red wine

Heavens golden goblet

Crimson nectar sweet to my taste.

———-

Written for Poetry Jam and Poets United

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19 Responses to Crimson Nectar

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  2. Alan,

    I liked the triune of poetic examples, pertaining to ‘Passion.’ All very fitting in their own individual ways.

    Eileen

  3. brian miller says:

    nice…like the message in the last alan and i hope you have a wonderful easter….the first though jumped out at me and made me think…particularly like the piercing of misconceptions…an interesting journey in that one….it grabbed me…

  4. David King says:

    Deep and to the point, an enjoyable read.

  5. Robyn Greenhouse says:

    Release the soul from this inhibiting pen – love this line!

  6. Mary says:

    This is wonderful and PASSIONate poem, Alan. So many excellent lines . Hard to pick a favorite. It strikes me as describing what happens when a person embraces his/her faith. When what is UNUSUAL becomes USUAL. Definitely ‘crimson nectar’ and a ‘new dimension’ are part of that experience. I am wondering if the painting was painted by someone you know?

  7. Laurie Kolp says:

    Yes, there’s such freedom in acceptance, which comes from letting go of inhibitions, right?

  8. peggygoetz says:

    Three in one! Some nice word images here I think that keep me reading!

  9. A lovely share specially the last verse, passion as rich red wine ~

    Grace

  10. Enriching, deep and a poignant release Alan
    A Happy Easter to you

  11. Sherry Marr says:

    Wonderful write, Alan. I especially love the two closing lines.

  12. Margaret says:

    In earth bound vessels
    Frail viewers missing the point

    Yes, I relate to this …. often wonder if people UNDERSTAND… if they believe…

  13. Kim Nelson says:

    I particularly like the pen and wine references. I can relate. A lovely read.

  14. I like the fina stanza in particular.

  15. Ella says:

    I like so many lines 😀 I really enjoyed your poem. Here is my fav:
    “Enriched in stars

    Share in the resplendent burden

    Exhilarated union

    Release the soul from this inhibiting pen”

  16. Panchali says:

    Oh, this is such a passionate piece-beautiful! The concluding lines are my favorite, alan. Happy Easter!!

  17. A perfect poem just in time for Easter. Lovely 🙂

  18. janu says:

    Well portrayed passion.

  19. Akila says:

    loved the colour of the pen and the hopes of an easter…

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