Court Of God Poem by Patricia Kelley

Court Of God

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When I run to His royal court, I say.
When will I be acknowledged for all the Heavenly works, I‘ve done upon this earth,
I testify to God.
This world is a taker.
It takes and steals my Heavenly works,
Stealing my words.
God hears me.
He multiplies me.
He increases the numbers of my children, even though, I didn't give birth.

He justifies.
I testify.

He multiplies.
When I run to His royal court, I say.
When will I be acknowledged for the birth that my mother gave me?
My sister and brother, steal my inheritance upon this earth,
I testify to God.
I identify.
This world is a taker.
It steals from me, my birth, upon this earth.
God hears me.
He loves me.
He says, daughter, I understand your hurt, upon this earth.
You've come to the right court. He says.

He specifies
He clarifies.

The Court of God is the Highest Court.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
How may times do we have things stolen from us that could have changed our lives.
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