desires
needs
drive our inner being
more than
imagination’s fantasies
imagination’s fantasies
longing for contentment
pleads for mercy
falls upon deaf ears
leaving us wandering in a
desert searching for the
desert searching for the
living water to
fully satisfy our thirst...
born to yearn
fully satisfy our thirst...
born to yearn
starving for
meaning and purpose
meaning and purpose
only yields emptiness
in fleeting satisfactions
more - always more -
never enough
with no end in sight
is this all there is?
are we only to live and die
always striving to
fill our cravings
fill our cravings
sometimes so compulsive
yet at other times
noble and breathtaking
finally to be condemned to an
endless slavery of
seeking but never finding
only in the end to discover that
endless slavery of
seeking but never finding
only in the end to discover that
infinite desire requires
infinite fulfillment...
infinite fulfillment...
conceived to embrace Love
beyond human measurement
experiencing true satisfaction
can only be realized
in Perfection
never imperfection
never imperfection
never in things which
always perish or
accolades which vanish when
another victor is crowned
but only in Another
a Personal entwining
a Personal entwining
where Eternal Love is
forever shared
forever shared
the Thou of I and Thou
the sign of the One
embedded in my soul
embedded in my soul
planted there at my conception
a Mystery alluded to by
a Mystery alluded to by
Revelation’s Tell:
restlessness of heart
for the One who is
for the One who is
beyond all expectations
the fulfillment of all desires
it is He who beckons me to
it is He who beckons me to
ask and I shall receive
seek and I will find
knock and it will be opened
knock and it will be opened
He was always there
waiting for me to
say yes and find True
Rest in Him
waiting for me to
say yes and find True
Rest in Him
Reflection/Discussion:
-How does "tells" in poker compare to the "tell" in human nature?
-Are there any other "tells" of the Eternal One in human nature?
-How would you describe them?
-How could you engage someone in a conversation about the "tell" of the infinite?
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