Enigma Poem by (TPAC) Alexander Coppedge

Enigma

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God did create my inner inspiration, targeted those deep taken breath; giving His guidance to combat darkness: my x-ray eyes.

Keys holding serious aims disclose my eternal fate to show; molded by Hand from dust, I: given life air by His breath like Him.

The Royal image of Himself, where I am to exist; seated in a temple within the earth: bear that truth to me witness of His right.

I am to behold and then grow; learning about the ways of my origin in Spirit; see God intents in my tiny situation: given facts outside its torment.

I am to test all things and prove each fact; by this willingness to serve, done tasks checked, set trails of fears known: with conflicts and tribulations.

My deemed to be suffering, crossed in afflictions, laid forth the many virtues to be measured by me; given them to value: my worth.

God molded me by Hand, I exist to be defining, made from the dust of the dry ground, air to live; told by Him: I'm like Him.

Me, in this Noble likeness of, Self, is finally my end or exchange to death; being totally this placement: put my body onto the ground.

Where is that breath?

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Note. Mysteries of our given being: God formed a shell, a body to restrict and place us into it: prisoners. My bag book was upside down.
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(TPAC)  Alexander Coppedge

(TPAC) Alexander Coppedge

Warrenton, North Carolina
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