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THE SPIRITUALIST MESSENGER
   
Author: Gerardine Larkin
   
Poem:
THE SPIRITUALIST MESSENGER
   
  The blessings of knowledge that others are yet to know is the way of the heart, spirit, mind, body and soul. As it bestows on certain individuals' truths, facts and secrets that may sometimes never be told. The price paid for such a gift and honor can never be assessed, the price can only really be known by the messenger, the keeper and the teller who are the chosen and carry this knowledge alone.

And the line the knowledge creates between messenger and others is an almost invisible one because it lives and breathes in the messenger and shows itself with every emotion known. It can be a cry in the dark, hands reaching out to your soul, an unknown memory, an intense inner feeling of pain. A smiling face, tears in the rain, the sound of laughter, a screaming pain, an unfamiliar scene, a whisper on the wind, an emptiness and loneliness, the mention of a name. A bottomless pit, feelings of loss, reaction to gain, love, anger, hurt, rage and pain it uses every element imaginable to ensure the messenger is susceptible to it’s aim.

It’s knowing the truth whether one’s told it or not, it’s knowing where to begin and to end, it’s knowing that no matter what a Messenger wants life holds some ups and downs and very few surprises for them in the end.

It can be cruel it can be kind and it can sometimes seem unfair but it’s still a blessing just sometimes a blessing that the truths of can be hard to bear. But Messengers are of God’s choosing and I know no one who would question that. Yet to face only the truth with the blessings of the knowledge can sometimes be very disturbing for one’s heart, spirit, mind body and soul.

   
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THE MAN WITH THE PAINTED FACE
   
Author: John Slawinski
   
Poem: THE MAN WITH THE PAINTED FACE
   

Tell me something if you can.

Have you seen the man with the painted face?
Not a mime, nor a clown.
The paint invisible, and is never a frown.
It's normally a smile, so no one could tell if anything is wrong, or if he was naturally born wild.
Some call him funny, some call him insane.
He can make you laugh, when he is in the deepest of pain.

He's the life of the party, but alone in the crowd.
Everyone seems to need him when he's around.
He makes an appearance, he puts on a show,
but deep inside he knows, no one really knows.
The darkest of secrets, the hopes and desires.
Watching carefully for hearts catching afire.
Secretly thinking of all things dreaming,
Wondering if bringing it to life be worth repeating.

The painted faced man is fast and he's sly.
Some have to think twice before pulling one on this guy.
He's quick and he's smart, but that's just the start.
All the motions and actions he's feeling in his heart.
With winding and turning, and yes sometimes burning,
Makes you wonder what's there to be learning.

So if we meet upon the street,
and I look like I'm feeling upbeat
Could you tell if it is I,
The man with the painted face?
 
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