With Child
Howard Clark 1983 (United States)
November 23With Child
I am with child
Not of nature
But of testimony
There has been an
Undeniable union
Between my pen and pad
Which has conceived word
From which word has found
It’s mate in sacred matrimony
Music
The infusion of the two
Flow from my lips
Like a never ending river
Giving birth to my testimony
I am with child
I began to ovulate
Through struggle and pain
My seed was then fertilized
From the tears that
Rained
The embryo of heartache
In my belly it not rest
But lay heavily
In the bosom of my chest
I endured a trying
But triumphant pregnancy
To give birth to
Comfort and confidence
To the listeners
In my audience
I am with child
My child: WORD
Is full of that af
LOVE!
It wears it courageously fly
Fitting like the perfect
GLOVE!
Love is All
Without it
You will fall
It was the most
Significant factor
In my child's upbringing
Ya’ll
I am with child
This child has been Raised up
Strong and powerful
Despite the fact
That there were many
Who were doubtful
Of it’s poignant recital
I am with child
Many battles
Of strife
Of Life
Revealed
It can not be tainted
For the love
Of Jesus Christ
It encompasses
Surely WILL
And HAS Healed
I am with child
Is fully grown
Learning prosperously
Through life’s obstacles
To achieve its goals
In the same token
It has found a love
Of it’s own
I give my child away
To the marriage of music
And the boundaries are
Unknown
So love genuinely
And your heart
Not have to seek
Because the heart
Is a magnet for
Similarity
I am with child
About this poem
This poem is a metaphoric reflection of my musical creative journey. It embodies the process which I take to bring my concepts and ideas into fruition. This poem is a brief synopsis of how I maneuver into song development.
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Written on July 29, 2009
Submitted by hmclarkjr on November 23, 2023
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Closest metre | Iambic dimeter |
Characters | 1,491 |
Words | 291 |
Stanzas | 1 |
Stanza Lengths | 81 |
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