The Whistler Poem by Rob Lamberton
The Whistler
Who whistles to the fly
Who whistles to the bee
Who whistles to the storm
And calms the raging sea
He whistles to the fly
He whistles to the sea
He whispers to the wind
And calms the storm in me
He whistles to the demons
And they flee into the sea
He whistles to the sick
And they live eternally
He whistles to the fish
And they come swimming all about
He whistles to the deaf
And makes them sing and shout
He whistles to the clouds
And they gather at His feet
He whistles to the dead
And they rise and with Him eat
Who whistles to the fly
Who whistles to the bee
The Lord whistles and whistles
And whistles for you and me
A wonderful poem brilliantly presented. Liked the opening lines that engage a reader to contemplate on the poem. I concur with Rebecca's perceptive comment: God is always talking and calling to our hearts.
A well crafted poem! A treasure to be kept and read now and then.
Amazing poem! Liked the poetic style. The recurring words add beauty to this poem and emphasize the power of the Lord Almighty and your great faith.
Magnificent! .. Beyond #ing! ..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Absolutely Beautiful! .. The amazing Love and awe of our God Almighty! .. Always talking and calling to our hearts! ..
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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It's so difficult to unfold intricacies of this philosophical poem. However, your last two lines are crystal clear