POEM: Mothers of Eve

Mothers of Eve

Scott L. Vanatter, November 15-17, 2015, Poem for Carrie & Sydney (and their Mother)

Like their Mother

I. Inherent (Agency)

Prepared from Eternity

Fulfilling her Destiny

Forging her Identity

Chosen, Intent, Consent

Descent, Ascent

Sent

What can be seen, she sees

Perceiving even the unseen

Turning the Key

Precision, Decision

Knowledge

Vision

II. Inherited (Agency)

Choice(s) pondered

Outcomes considered

Decisions remembered

Creation, Pilgrim, Children

Kingdom, Queendom

Wisdom

Courage -- enough and to spare

III. Acquired (Agency)

Experience (authentic), her empowerment

Fullness (progressing), her endowment

Glory (realized), her legacy

Generation, Relation, Exaltation

Maternal/Eternal

Life

Like their Mother

Mirrors of the Divine

Heart and Mind

II.

Not twins, but still one

Not the same, but the same

The same Love

The same Loveliness

III.

Reflecting

Refracting

Divine Light

They are

In their own way

Eve

Comments

Ann Carbine Best said…

Good poem, Scott. Builds to an impressive climax.

Nice to find this blog. All this social media confuses me, but I'm figuring out a few things. Say hi to your family from me and Jen.

Ann at http://anncarbinebest.com

March 14, 2016

Ann Carbine Best said…

I just realized people can click my photo that takes the to Blogger and then to my wordpress blog....only a few clicks to get there...

March 14, 2016

Scott said…

Thanks, Ann.

May 09, 2016

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