A Poetic Reflection on Zoe

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 A Reflection on Zoe,

 

In the vast expanse of timeless grace,

Eternity unfolds its sacred space.

Only in the life of God, a beacon bright,

Does true existence, divine, ignite.

 

A tapestry woven in eternity's loom,

Where God's life alone dispels the gloom.

Divine and eternal, a sacred song,

In the symphony of ages, it belongs.

 

A life unique, transcendent and rare,

Beyond mortal measure, beyond compare.

In the Greek tongues, a word takes flight,

"Zoe" whispers of God's celestial light.

 

Zoe, the essence of the highest plane,

In every syllable, eternal truths sustain.

A term that cradles the divine breath,

A celestial dance, beyond life and death.

 

God's life, a river, ever flowing,

In its current, divine grace is knowing.

The unique life, beyond time's tether,

Where eternity and God's breath tether.

 

With each utterance in the ancient script,

Zoe unfolds, divine truths equipped.

Not just a term, but a celestial key,

Unlocking realms where spirits roam free.

 

In the sacred verses, the ink does trace,

The contours of God's unbounded grace.

Zoe, the language of the highest sphere,

Where God's life whispers, crystal clear.

 

A cosmic dance, a divine ballet,

Zoe paints the dawn of a celestial day.

In God's life, the unique, the sublime,

Echoes eternity, through the corridors of time.

 

So, let the words of zoe gently unfold,

In the heart's recesses, let its tale be told.

From the standpoint of eternity's embrace,

Only in God's life, does true life find its place.


Discp.Samuel Ojo✍️

Comments

  1. AnonymousJanuary 28, 2024 at 1:21 AM

    Yeeeeehhh

    ZOE whisper of God celestial light 🕯️

    This can become our voices in all!!!

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