CARUSOISM II
MORE POEMS OF RIVETING REVELATIONS FROM STONE SCULPTOR RICHARD CARUSO FEATURING: OH COULD IT BE?
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OH COULD IT BE?
Is her, is it She?
Just, could it possibly be?
This most recent revelation to me?
Dare I write what Holy Spirit tells me?
Oh Angels now more numerous than
trees
Is this a game being played upon me?
Do all you know what I’m being asked to see?
This is so tremendous if it be accurately
Yet I am tempered
By the Holiness I’m asked to see
A part of me wishes to jump for joy
Yet, a part of me wishes to add tears to the sea
Was this accurate Lord?
Was the Overseer Mary?
Oh, sweet Lord, with tears in my eyes
Is it Hail Mary who tended we?
For all those years in your Cradle
Of Souls
Not once boasting to any of we
That you the very Mother of He
With such a Holy History
And the man who would at times
Come to visit and exchange lines
Was sweet Mary your Son?
Now I remember His thick hair
And shallow beard some
And He also of modesty
Or feeling a waste of His Spiritual Breath
Withholding His stories from waiting
souls
Who would only forget, except me
And of His bluish grey eyes
Matching our bluish grey round souls
Oh countless Angels of near me
This all my pen does bleed
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About the Book
This is Richard Caruso’s second book. He wrote all of these original poems during July, August, September, and barely October, of the year 2003. The correlations of Holy revelations continue for Richard Caruso. Just days after finishing the manuscript of this book, another affirmation of his accuracy was thrown to him. While surfing the net he saw real photographs of modern day apparitions of Hail Mary here on Earth. In one apparition photo, Mary was hovering above a church dome, with no wings, a long white robe, and no feet! This confirms the writings both in Carusoism and now Carusoism II. These famous apparitions, of about 23 years ago, were seen by thousands and well recorded by major news media. As already written by Richard Caruso, heaven may have no floor—therefore there may be no need for feet. Only very lately by using the zoom on his personal computer could he clearly see there were no feet at the bottom of Hail Mary’s robe. And the camera shot was clearly taken looking upward while She hovered near the church dome. And so poems of holy content have more credibility than ever. In both Carusoism, and now this book, Carusoism II.
About the Author
Richard
Caruso was born, raised, and lived most of his life in