I was trying to write a poem with as much alliteration as possible. |
Sleeping I saw a sight too sacred to set in simple speech A sight so resplendent my senses sought safety I seemed somehow to be set inside the sanctum of Shaddai His supreme essence saturating the Spirit of this space So shaken by the scene my eyes perceived, I scarcely stood, surveying a shadow-less sanctuary My so called strength seemed insignificant Set side-by-side the splendor of this structure In its center a series of spectacular sparkling steps Ascended to a solid seat, smooth and seamless, A singular stone unscathed by incision From somewhere inside the seat A steady spring sacrificially spilt iridescent Softly splashing its spotless surface and Slowly spreading a sunlit stream down the stairway A single sip of this succulent stream Slaked my insatiable thirst As it soothed the saline sadness That had seeped subconsciously into my shallow shell of a Self-lived subsistence Slightly above this sturdy seat I saw the sovereign One suspended, shaped as a sphere Shining stronger than seven suns Exposing my secret soul which I had since kept safely Sealed in a superficial existence This sphere, this all supreme circle sublimely shimmering Seemed to sing. Somehow smitten, He softly serenaded my soul Instilling a sense of significance to this self-reliant, sightless, status-seeker I swam in a sea of silky silver songs Surrounded by swarms of supernatural sounds- A symphony of sweet syllables Superimposing my soul with serenity Still stunned, I saw savory scents Steam-like wisps of swirling smells Summer sea breezes and Spring seeds starting to sprout So I stood, solemn, soaking in the Spirit Simply seeking to stay in the solace of this sacred sanctuary Till self-centered strivings ceased And I solely sought the strength of Shalom |