Hand of the Master at My Birth

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Hand of the Master at My Birth


I knew she couldn't wait for me,
it's been that way since birth;
She wanted freedom from the womb,
my heart had not it's worth.

I pleaded with her, 'Wait for me,
I'll follow where you go.'
But all she did was drop my hand
and said, 'You are too slow'.

I laid there small and all alone,
I scarce could hardly breathe;
The space where we had shared a life
was empty but for me.

My breaths came short, my heart beat fast-
and still I could not stir;
I even heard a distant cry
and wondered, 'was it her?'

When my darkness filled with light
and voices I could hear,
These weren't just sounds of Angels,
but the Hand of "Master" near.

He led me through a tunneled wall,
I floated in his grasp;
My life is His, but mine also-
I'd see my Sis at last!

Life's road's been tough for her and I,
as Twins with different quests;
For when it's time to make a move,
HER way she thinks is best.

A selfishness is in her heart,
and sorrow's in her eyes;
I know she envies all I do,
and how I compromise.

But just as first I live my life,
while she keeps running faster;
I live with love deep in my heart,
Thanks to the Hand of Master.

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katenas commented on Hand of the Master at My Birth

09-16-2009

A Special World A special world for you and me A special bond one cannot see It wraps us up in its cocoon And holds us fiercely in its womb. Its fingers spread like fine spun gold Gently nestling us to the fold Like silken thread it holds us fast Bonds like this are meant to last. And though at times a thread may break A new one forms in its wake To bind us closer and keep us strong In a special world, where we belong. From Kate

LaurieJo

09/16/2009

Thank you so much for your comment...beautiful words and well done. I'm guessing you are a twin also?

LaurieJo commented on Hand of the Master at My Birth

11-25-2008

this was a pivatol memory growing up

The true philosopher and the true poet are one, and a beauty, which is truth, and a truth, which is beauty, is the aim of both.

Ralph Waldo Emerson, American Poet (1803-1882)

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