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  • Her Voice

    April 14th, 2014

    The reason I write,to tell stories and bring Spring even in Wintery times.
    I love to share hope,and laughter GodBless. May our lives be rich Thank you for visiting either blog: Mother Bethel Poetry or kneal1
    Poet:Krissy Mosley©2014

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     The stillness of water mimics the blue birds crackle.

    She wrestled spring on her hips.

    Aggressively painting sun-stained orange sometimes fiery-red.

    Salivating with power on her tongue.

    Blinking ,colliding two thoughts toward the sea of purpose.

    Rolling down windows ,breaking into the attic to re-invent a voice of her own.

    Poet Krissy Mosley.

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  • Morning Joy (Napowrimo Day 9)

    April 11th, 2014

    What brings you joy? Look around and see Joy….Poet Krissy Mosley

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    Emerald waters

    Whispered hope,

    The bright Sun sang a love song to me.

    She was short,curly hair of wool,

    Holding God’s hand ,

    unshakeable, unmovable,

    “these years have not all been pure sugar,”

    Sometime raw,blistering winds,”

    “but there is joy in morning ”

    Poet Krissy Mosley

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  • Live Now (Napowrimo Day 10)

    April 11th, 2014

    My desire is to live,simply without worry ….Here is my original work enjoy
    Poet Krissy Mosley

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     The awkward walking frogs came to greet me.

    Leaping, and flying into my swamps 

    Dancing in mud pies ,

    Jet landing fruitflies shared a sting so sweet.

    God’s earthlings’

    without fret.

    Sitting,rumbling,beating’

    Live now….

     

     

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  • A little More (Day 5 Napowrimo

    April 5th, 2014

    It was more than a sickness.

    It was more than love,

    more than,

    fear and faith; 

    it was more than a date.

    This thing and I; 

    more than still-toed shoes

    dancing good bye.

    God and I,

     became lovers,

    became joy,

    became sweet buttermilk coffee

    together without exasperation.

    More than a swimmers smile

    more than death, more than life, 

    I am a conqueror, 

    this God and I.

     

    Poet: Krissy Mosley

     

     

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  • Beauty of Peace

    April 3rd, 2014

    She birthed 

    laughter, through prayer and rhythm. 

    I can hear heavy moans multiplying; 

    like evergreens planted by the waters.

    Gurgling plops of translucent hope.

    No more bleaching cream or formulas’ for cocoa butter tones.

    The patches of skin laid by the Almighty

    imperfectly red-brown

    I am ,

    beauty of peace,

    this is my healing. 

     

     

     

    Poet Krissy Mosley© 2014

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  • Blind

    April 1st, 2014

    Blind

    Lifeless itches,gazing out loud.

    Why God

    us,black.

    Like black was my disability,

    like my limitation.

    Arrayed with watering blue beauty

    saturated with sulfur and determination.

    Open my eyes that I might see.

    Open my eyes that I might let some stuff go.

    Put money in my cup,

    sitting ,

    rocking the wall.

    Blocked by a sighted limitation

    denied smells of musty desperation .

    Its was not blindness but a loss of vision.

    Not blindness but a loss of  direction,

    Not blindness but “shiftlessness”

    God why us

    black,

    Faulty lines had me believe

    I was blind.

    Poet Krissy Mosley

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  • Her Voice

    March 22nd, 2014

    The stillness of water mimics the blue birds crackle.

    She wrestled spring on her hips.

    Aggressively painting sun-stained orange sometimes fiery-red.

    Salivating with power on her tongue.

    Blinking ,colliding two thoughts toward the sea of purpose.

    Rolling down windows ,breaking into the attic to re-invent a voice of her own.

    Poet Krissy Mosley.

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  • I am Happy …

    March 20th, 2014

    Happiness

    I am happy because I am breathing…

    I am happy because I am a Mother

    I am happy because life has offered me many opportunities

    to heal my hurts and be strong

    I am happy because I wear, the smile of forgiveness.

    I am happy to write again.

    I am happy to be alive

    I am happy to understand freedom

    I am happy to release my heaviness in-exchange for God’s Love

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  • Krissy Mosley

    February 21st, 2014

    ME.

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  • “Teach my Soul to Dream”

    February 21st, 2014

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    Midnight Air,

    the orange blackness;

    rode upon a white horse.

    Laughing tears.

    Speaking in unknown tongues.

    The wind grew angrily.

    Peacefully,

    moving brick and gravel.

    She gave out colds to the little ones without heart.

    She sat on the skin old men.

    A dream on fire;

    don’t think that my dreams have burned down.

    I was not selected.

    I’ll try a little harder.

    Hoard all disappointment to the left.

    Retrieve my soul

    Teach my Soul to Dream

    Poet Krissy Mosley

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