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Rated: 18+ · Book · Spiritual · #2154754

Poetry Wrote Over Several Years on Spiritual, Religious, and Devotional Subjects.

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Spiritual Poetry
Spiritual Poetry

The heart of spiritual poetry
engages both religious tradition
and the Mystery.

It unifies diverse cultural backgrounds
and sacred practices,
while revealing a fundamental reality
that is larger than the ego-self
and more inclusive
that personal concepts of divinity.

It encourages
intimate encounters with the sacred,
with the soul-self
that hides behind the veils of opposites.

In composing spiritual poetry
the poet's soul gives expression
to its experience of awe
through odes to the Beloved.

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