Agape Love

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    Agape Love

    I've chosen you to seek me in everything that you do,
    I am proud of you my daughter;
    as you look to me through and through;
    Never have I left nor forsaken you.

    My Child, My Daughter
    I am the Lover of Your Soul,
    The Rose of Sharon,
    The Lily of the Fields,
    The Father of the Unchanging Lights,
    unlike shifting shadows,
    I stay the same.

    You are my daughter in everything you do,
    like a moth to the flame and a
    catapillar to a butterfly,
    with the cocoon in between,
    So is my love undeniable appropriate for you.

    You've answered the call,
    despite the hardships,
    You've allowed me to love you,
    You've given your all;
    Now you are blessed;
    For all that you have done has never been in vain,
    My Child,
    I will always love you...

    By: Dana Michea Robinson
    August 3, 2004

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    Alexgrey commented on Agape Love

    03-03-2009

    In a word, precious. I have to admit that I think the best part is the second stanza.

    Lois commented on Agape Love

    11-23-2008

    Dana, another great poem. Enjoyed it very much. Bless you. Lois J.

    When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

    John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

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