The Heart of God

Ronald-L-Bunch-Jr 1982 (Grand Rapids)



My God, almighty God, the heart of God.
I burst with words that fill my heart of hearts.
A love it dawns and fills my holy rod.
It zaps, it zooms. A ray from God it starts.

My God, almighty God, the heart of God.
A love to you will never come to doom.
An angel sings of love to God I nod.
To heart, to heart, a light of God does bloom.

My God, almighty God, the heart of God.
I see the love of God. It shines on through.
In paths and ways the devil climbs, but shod
And clean is true my love of God and crew.

My God's the way, the truth, the life, not strife.
The heart of God does pierce with rays of life.
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Submitted by RonaldBunch on January 03, 2021

Modified on April 23, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme Abab Acac Adad ee
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 594
Words 130
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 2

Ronald-L-Bunch-Jr

Did volunteer work, goes to church, reads books, and likes to walk. Writer and a poet. He's a student hoping to get his GED and graduate at Grand Rapids (USA) community college. Activity: Ronald Lee Bunch published his poetry book called I Am A Man As I should be on create space September 1st, 2014 (Paper Back) and August 31, 2014 (Kindle Edition) Audio book is now available at amazon. Interests: Writing, reading, walking, weight lifting, drinking coffee. Favorite book type: Fiction. Some of the books he read: Mainspring (Clockwork Earth #1), The Magician's Nephew (Chronicles of Narnia), The Holiness of God, The Outsiders, Clash of the Titans, Gulliver's Travels, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Harry Potter #2), The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic, Crossfire, Outland, Krull, The Red King (Star Trek: Titan, #2), Icerigger #1, Spellsinger, Flinx's Folly (Pip & Flinx #9), Battle Surgeons (Star Wars: Clone Wars, #4), The Silmarillion, The Lord of The Rings, The Hobbit, David Copperfield. more…

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