My Spirit, Said to the Mirror…
By Larry Peters
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Poetry gives us the opportunity to daydream, to float away. My Spirit Said to the Mirror, we have great and precious promise. We are so much more than meets the eye. We are brilliant, bold and blessed. We are spirits filled with love. We are not born to sit on the sidelines. We are born to shine brightly and illuminate the path so others may come and light their torches. In the midst of the worlds way we fall prey to our own selfi sh wants and desires which will surely fade away. We ponder these matters and we question the Divine Plan. The poetry written here came to me as I pondered and may it comfort you as you ponder.
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My Spirit, Said to the Mirror… - Larry Peters
My
Spirit
Said
to
the
Mirror…
POETRY
Larry Peters
Copyright © 2009 by Larry Peters.
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CONTENTS
Introduction
Ode to the Poet
The Place
Surely You’ve Had Enough
Place of Rest
Sara Fare
Lies
Control
If I Had Known
The Midst
Folly to be Real
Another Way
Window of My House
What’s That About
Good For Me
You Knew I’d Be Looking for You
Elephant Salesman
God Does What It Takes
The Promise
The Cart
Ride
Presence
I AM
THE WORD
Promises
marcisa rena
Hope
The Garden
Black and Gray
The Faith
Twenty-Third Psalm
The Past
Grace by Faith
For Us
Fear Not
Believers
I Will Not be Afraid
You Are Mindful of Me
The Gratitude
Grateful
Comfort Them All
Beautiful
The Day You Made
Ain’t
She Treat Me Better
Warm Rest
Thanks For The Morning
When It Didn’t Matter
In the Interest of Time
So Great Treasure
The Love
Love
Plans
Fly
Dreaming
Oh Love
Just Fine
Who
All This and More
Random Lovers
Wanting Us Back
Thinking of You
Rowing
My Niche
The Story Straight
Your Best Girl
She Be Giving Love
I Love You Yes I Do
The Way of Love
Words To Live By
About the Author
Dedication
TO MY SWEETHEART JOYCE CELE
Beautiful words stir my heart.
I will recite a poem about the King
for my tongue is like the pen of a skillful poet.
Psalm 45
Rejoice in the journey and count on me along the way,
to grow in the things of God each and every day.
God loves you and so do I
Larry J.
When we awaken to the true
nature and identity of our creator,
we come to know ourselves,
understand our position and
pursue the plan that is our purpose.
So that our faith should not stand
in the wisdom of men, but in the
Power of God!
INTRODUCTION
Our Heavenly Father, the father of our inner spirit man desires for us to be in total oneness with Him, for He is our true supernatural nature. He provided a wonderland for us, we run away or hide from Him . . . drawn away by our own lust of the eyes, lust of the world and the pride of life. We then impede the connection and strain the relationship with our Father and the life He has. Surely we must turn away fear and come to our own true greatness. Who are we to refuse to be blessed, turn off our