The Literature of My Spirit

The Literature of My Spirit is comprised of three (3) movements of poetry, short stories and straight talk beginning with the stirring infancy of romance and seduction found in The Sensuality of Love ;

 “So many feelings are roaming inside of me and I wasn’t sure that he could handle it or if I could handle saying all of them without erupting into orgasmic ecstasy.”

 And continuing with The Relationship of Friendship, compelling the understanding of who you are when you are with friends;

 “We share words of our lives not meant for the rest of the world to hear.  We speak words of love, pain, hurt, joy, dreams, and calls.  We shower each other with what Godly wisdom He has blessed us with. We sit in total silence, meditating on what has been accepted in our spirits.  And we get mad at each other. Well, you do anyway.  But then, in only a second or so, we come back to us.”

 And completing the movement with Agape;

 “ If we, with our selfish hearts, and self indulgent spirits reject something as precious and eternal as His love because we can’t see beyond ourselves, or our insecurities, what is the outcome of us.”

 The Sensuality of Love gives the broad spectrum of love shared in the moments of loneliness, desire and conquering madness.  You will find that most of what is sensual is only sensual to that which has no physical matter.  That it is but a fantasy with metabolic appeal.  Sensuality itself is but the trigger to the gun that has been placed in the hands of your strongest, most ruthless enemy. 

The Relationship of Friendship explores the clay that was held by God to determine your fit into this world and the person(s) you were to meet.  Sometimes, you will meet that person who contributes too much of your successes in this world, and realize that this person carries within them God’s love and blessings of prosperity. 

There will also be those who were molded for your demise, and/or barriers of this world.  This is a less desired happening, but needful in God’s great plan.  Friendship is the hope of something great, something powerful. 

 Agape is the only way that God loves.  It is a love that offers mercy and grace unlimitedly.  The moment of human love is most times serenaded by songs of uncontrolled urges to smile, forgetfulness of nourishment, sensationalism of the atmosphere, and endless nights of catnaps.  However, the musical sound becomes more bass, and laced with the lyrical taunts of separation and rejection when life’s problems surface. 

Agape tells us from the beginning that it did not promise us roses and a beautiful garden, but it does promise us loyalty beyond measure, truth without pollution, commitment without thought of possible separation, and true love throughout eternity.

Each section turns the gages of life in hopes that companionship is met in the words, and rejection is less sought as the reason for not understanding what has been completed.