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  • My Abraham

    November 28th, 2014

    I channeled Moses, in the middle of the sky, 

    Laughed… explained why the sea went red,

    crossing miles and miles with unleavened bread

    what we need down below… church in space

    Somewhere in the middle of the sky

    with no wings and no slaves

    to trust ourselves the upside down worship

    with no games, no pull, no pits, just outer space

    the lights we’d become

    to dance so close to heaven

    We could watch the rainbow-break-make colored waters.

    And we’d go up and down on Jacob’s ladder meet

    Jesus on the way… 

    My Abraham.  

    Poet Krissy Mosley all rights reserved 2014

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  • Peace

    November 24th, 2014

    Nanowrimo

    Cries for Peace

    Give me peace, give me blood

    The price above safety and destruction

    What shall we believe?

    For royal freedom, until the sun doth not shine

    The beastly mark to loose my head.

    Shall not the world surrender,

    for the man that cried peace.

    Poet Krissy Mosley all rights reserved 2014

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  • Waiting

    November 12th, 2014

    I been waiting for Nigerian thunder,

    moving against cast-iron trees

    cleansing my skin with maple sap

     lost in my native tongue tapping my hands

    towards the land

    my song,my fight

    I’m waiting on me…

    Krissy Mosley2014 all rights reserved 

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  • Learning to Be Human

    July 17th, 2014

    Learning to Be Human

    I am learning to be human
    While there are those that point fingers and judge.
    I am learning to be human.
    Birthed, first in soul formation,
    God-she/he blew wind in my nostril
    and we became living souls.

    “Fearfully and wonderfully made”
    The Yin and Yang synchronizing our infinite efforts
    to be naked,fulfilled,bearing fruit.
    Picked at an appointed time
    Like the dew resting on a single blade of grass
    enduring Summer’s smoke

    I am learning to be human.
    Surrendering my struggle, finding my lost praise
    This simple balance of emotional worship
    To be re set in spirit.(True worship)
    I am learning to be human in all capacity.

    Poet :Krissy Mosley
    http://www.kneal2poetry.org

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  • Parted Waters(Napowrimo Day 24)

    April 24th, 2014

    To honor victims’ of suicide and their families. May we find peace.Please share,take time to show love.Amani…. (Peace)

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    The eggyolk bricks skipping places ,

    Hallucinations pumping her gifted wings. 

     Kabbalah (tree of life) pryamids,  

    Formulating Exits

    Pointing to the “Chief CornerStone.”

    The “one the builder’s rejected “

    Hold on, victims’ of solidarity,

    She parted many rivers

    Closing the middle passage of suicide

    Watching broken boats fly

    Seven times,  

    Shall we live,

    Shall we live.

     

    Poet:Krissy Mosley© 2014

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  • Roho Kuu: Mighty Spirit (Napowrimo 4/ 23/2014)

    April 23rd, 2014

    krissymosleyministries's avatar Mother Bethel Poetry Ministry

    Today’s prompt :writing a poem in another language. So my heart pulls toward that which I once studied but now it is a forgotten language to my tounge.Dedicated to my Swahili teacher Dr.Books, “Mama Titi” Something I created and put to song …Happy writing Amani
    Translates: Two hands ,pray peace,mighty spirit, peace…

    Mikono miwili,
    Kuomba amani
    Roho kuu
    Amani

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  • Go to the Water

    April 23rd, 2014

     

    I go to the water 

    there I will find my ancestors 

    in worship and spirit,

    becoming one breath.

    I go to the water there I will find

    My ancestors of rhythm and sleep

    Emerging in water where deals are made of bone and fabric

    The future me lies here in the water

    I go to the water,

    there I will find my ancestors.

    Poet: Krissy Mosley all rights reserved 2014

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  • All Men are Human (Napowrimo Day21)

    April 21st, 2014

    I saw a homeless man,shoveling urban trash,
    broken glass and all the city’s gumbo;
    boiling with winter’s feet.
    No pity he plowed
    Philly’s streets.
    His ringing cell phone surprised my empty pockets.
    Rolling onto highways asking speeding cars for change.
    The iron cage spoke plain.
    “God Bless you girl,
    all men are human,
    we all just the same.”
    Poet Krissy Mosley ©2014

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  • “Gele” Head-Tied( Aborting All Negativity ) (Napowrimo Day 18)

    April 18th, 2014

    So people wonder why I wrap my head, to be honest I started in phases,to love my self more,to create, to be inspired , and I was tied of looking like everybody else. Whatever our Art maybe,I think its empowering when Art is made… peace

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    Where are you from;then I asked why?

    Startled by my “Gele” my head tied.

    With Iris-blue melodies, each layer gives me strength.

    Daily rituals of positive formations, my tree is bent.

    Portal of healing covering my head.

    I am a queen in my own way.

    Following  the God-One who hears me when I pray.

    Lowering my eyes, calming down to listen.

    Echoing noise of stillness.

    Surrendering my monkey thoughts.

    My nostrils flare, floating air is caught

    Aborting all negativity.

    Aborting all negativity.

    Here I am in my process

    Walking between the men.

    Deeply undoing the hurtful stresses

    This world can put me in.

    This world can put me in.

    Poet: Krissy Mosley All rights reserved 2014

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  • Thankful Soul (Napowrimo Day 15)

    April 15th, 2014

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    Frankincense smothered,

    beneath the withering bark of city trees.

    Humming dig deep.

    What shall I find?

    A retrieved soul.

    Many streams flowing of milk and honey.

    Ghettos laid of straw.

    Thankful,

    my feet are walking.

    Although I’ve struggled days without lights.

    Thankful my hands are mighty.

    Although my battles have been hard to fight.

    Yes I’ve cried praying with my tears on the ground

    I am a

    Thankful soul.

    Poet:Krissy Mosley©2014

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