Define Divine
I am Mother by Nature, my arms wrap around - embrace - stretch the wholesome world and back again. I feel the footsteps of all things caress my cheeks, run across my face. I am a place where the tiniest ants or greyest, wrinkling elephants my find a home. I am the diamonds that sky-necklace
is made of - jeweling stars across the firmament where birds delight in swimming in my bluest, velvet gown. I am the darkest frown of night. I am the brightest smile of day. I am the longest thought in the heads of human beings. The heaviest heart heard in the cry of artists who cannot match me
- in the reckonings of time - they make their art - it lasts
less than a day - little lingering,
flapping like dying fireflies,
whilst, a most simple thought
of mine may stay a thousand
thousand, thousand years
until it crumbles to dust. I am the breath, the dance the play of all the myriad things that I create. I am everything you see,
hear, touch taste, smell. Nothing under the sun is begun or undone but by me. I own all things - day and night - everything is mine for I am Divine.
By Elizabeth Uter
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