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Vivid Sunset: a poem by Marlene Mesot

Photo: sunset, sun meeting a black horizon, clouds a rich fiery orange color,  with smudges of dark gray, image by "dakzxz" on Pixabay.























image by "dakzxz" on Pixabay



Vivid Sunset

 

 

Like the spontaneous eruption of a volcano,

God’s handiwork splashes across the sky

In shades of violet, magenta, burning yellow,

Sunset reflects God’s silent eye.

 

From the voluptuous roar of waterfalls

To valleys and sturdy trees,

From painted purples of evening

To tangerine, ruby, and lemon morn, God sees.

 

From the rising of the sun

To the setting of the same,

The vibrance of His handiwork

Shall always remain.

 

 

 

  

“From the rising of the sun unto the going down of the same

the Lord's name is to be praised.” (Psalm 113:3)




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Marlene Mesot authors the 4 Elements of Mystery Series. Curiosity fuels her passion

for writing contemporary mystery and other genres. She shares her love of God, family, friendships, and animals with her readers. She is legally blind and moderately deaf due

to nerve damage at premature birth. Marlene has loved writing since early childhood.






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cmbharris
cmbharris
17 nov

Beautiful praise poem, Marlene. Glory to God!

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