The Love Scrolls
The Unsearchable Title
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Picnic Pegasus I mounted and nearer that realm I was already before doth A fairest day it was, better still I found your plate, My baggage slowed me down, what of years I carried, That I may impart a seed of love in you and it may be in your soul buried, As would a true love upon the strings of love hoping as he plays, May this take wing in your heart that unto such joy you’re keeping, I mounted Pegasus this day and share that written upon the steed, Visit thelovescrolls.com
‘Tis not fate to steal a kiss, stolen by fate of good and evil,
‘Twas thought this day near present, far future or medieval.
When it would come to pass, but it would be this midsummer afternoon,
I supposed it was near, but never thought I so soon.
humanity proceed,
To the outer worlds that this poem be born upon the steed.
But entered I back from the realm which poets soar,
To unite with a reluctant love I so mounted to adore.
When arriving that Sunday morn to find you lying, so together we lie in wait.
And at this picnic hope to finally partake a course of love and sup,
Yet this day would contain a basket of surprise neither of us knew would develop.
What with so much love to unload, you yet then were wearied.
When I finally unloaded the bounty and its entire course I laid,
Then I thought, I would secretly feed you while to your dreams you fade.
As I extol you with a portion of this course and let you partake that which I read.
That though sleeping, perhaps to love you might awaken,
And turn finally toward a love you had forsaken.
Under the stars that a love would awaken as he serenades.
More perceptive and sharp doth the mind steeps,
When the mind rests and the body nearly sleeps.
As I, I heard the most beautiful songs while half sleeping.
In your dreams what things might you now be reaping,
With this bounty I present while you lay here sleeping?
All the while you sleep, but my dear when you arise, may you then of these
things heed.
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It's the book M. Wayne Cunningham of Foreword Clarion Reviews calls "...an admirable feat", "there is energy and emotion in these poems"..."with trappings of the classical literary ballad." He goes on to say, "Hayes' humor takes full and fanciful flight," with a work ranging from "lighter and lyrical poems," to those with "serious thoughts."
The Love Scrolls: The Unsearchable Title is a love story for the ages, one that might just define our age. One man of faith shall be caught between two worlds, one in which he has given his heart and one in which he has given his soul and he soon will be torn between them. Seeing the signs that foretell the end of the world, a prelude to the rapture, he finds himself in a race for time. He must sway a reluctant love to confess her feelings before it is too late. They would then be recognized by their confessed and mutual will as one and leave the Earth and her coming troubles together. Her love, in fact, is about to awaken with a sanctifying kiss, but it’s a moment too late for these belated lovers as that moment the man is swept away to heaven.
Now in heaven the army of love is preparing for the ultimate battle of good and evil, but this man now adorned as a knight in shining armor still has other plans, namely, to safeguard his love from the tribulations about to consume the Earth. The greatest secrets of the end times are then to be revealed, the secrets of the stars, the galaxy, the mystery of God and his army of love. What happens next will move you as the galaxy and heavens themselves are about to move just as the knight did for love.
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About the Author
When I was growing up some of my earliest memories were of Bible study and meetings right in our house. I was yet a teenager and my family was studying the Bible and hosting large congregations right in our very basement. So when I was young I was already dealing with heavy topics of the Bible before I knew much of anything else. By the time I was eight my thoughts moved on to common interests of love, crushes, and all the ordinary things adolescents go through.
So the idea that I would one day write a story about two lovers separated at the end of the world, one taken up in rapture and his love left on the earth is not so foreign a concept to me. I was thinking about these things from my earliest days. I still hold on to those strong biblical values and roots I learned from my mother's insatiable appetite to read and study the Bible. She is still a great resource for me and someone whom I can draw on and continue to learn and grow from.
In this book I write about my two favorite topics love and God, and I find they mesh perfect together because I realize today, they are indeed one and the same. The Love Scrolls: The Unsearchable Title is my fourth work.
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