The Master's Hand

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The Master's Hand

The Master’s hand
By
Kelly M. Kirkpatrick

The music of your voice
Is melodious and pure.
Your eloquence still haunts me,
And this I must endure.
I want your grace beside me
To help me understand.
Through your heart
And through your soul,
I have felt the master’s hand.

I have heard the stories
That did happen long ago.
I have seen the world around me,
Yet there’s much I do not know.
All of the people
Who worship on this Earth
Must recognize their brothers
And by this they’ll earn their worth.

Life can keep us guessing,
Yet I ask for nothing more.
If living is an art,
Then who am I living for?
I am the young apprentice,
But someday I’ll understand.
Through you work
And through your life,
I have felt the master’s hand.

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In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

chinkelly’s Poems (20)

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The Voice of Reason 0
Forever New 1
The Master's Hand 0
Once Upon a Time 1
The Good Life 1
The Inner Circle 0
Only With You 0
Take Me Down 0
King For a Moment 0
Chasing the Dragon 0
Balancing on Planet Earth 3
Just A Little Further 0
An Ordinary Man 1
Don't Deny Yourself 1
Somebody's Hero 2
Genocide 1
A Beautiful World 0
All That I Have Known 0
Dark Horizons 1
Fashion Statement 1