Living the Wisdom of Life through Poetry
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The Heart of Your Mind
Knock, knock!
Who’s there?
It’s me!
How can I help you?
Let me in.
I cannot open the door.
Besides, I don’t know you.
Open it.
I lost my key to be free.
My door will remain closed forever.
Who are you?
I am faith.
I am light on a mission.
I am truth.
Let me in!
I cannot find my key
That key was never required.
It was a ploy to keep you expired.
It was never intended for that lock;
It was only an illusion to block
Block you from the light of love.
You have the power.
Open it!
I don’t know how.
Look within the mind of your heart.
Do you see it?
Can you feel it?
It lies in the depth of your-perception of you.
Now open it:
Close your eyes and visualize the beauty of love.
That door is you!
Open it.
Please let me in
And allow me to eradicate all the inhibitions sabotaging your mind.
Keeping that door closed, and you will eventually become blind.
Open it!
I promise not to hurt you
I love you.
You are a part of me.
I am a part of you.
We are one!
I am your reflection.
I am the connection.
I guarantee you will be fine
Letting me in the heart of your mind.
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About the Book
Living the Life of Wisdom through Poetry, allows the reader to witness just how her obstacles breathe the breath of life into her poems. In a world at times that can feel so blue, this author is a spirit of comfort to see you through. A light transcends above her, as she speaks to you of the wisdom from beyond. Her heart is pure as a furnace of coal, as it warms you with the scent of her soul. Her aim is high above the sky, wondering if she will ever get a chance to fly, to soar like the eagle, and look into the depths of his eyes. She dances gracefully with the wind and hears the voice of every living thing. Her mission ignites the harmony, as she sings the melody of peace, and tranquility. She is the spirit of comfort and love beyond the mysteries of this world, as she continues to gaze above.
Proverbs 8:11: “For wisdom is better than rubies; and all the things that may be desired are not to be compared to it.”
About the Author
Moving Beyond My Pride towards God’s Glory
Ecclesiastes 3:4: “A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance.”
Cheryl Bedford was born and raised in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. As a child and throughout her life, she was shy, inquisitive, and skeptical, wanting to know the why, and how of existence, here, and beyond. Her mind constantly fills with so much curiosity, igniting the pressure of her soul, to erupt on paper in the form of literature, poetry, and song.