Eden Poem by TIMOTHY KNIGHT HILL
Eden
Once there was a garden named Eden
I lived happily there
I lived as Adam
She was my beautiful Eve
But something invaded the garden
It Had a terrible name
It had a hideous face
It attacked my precious Eve
I had no defense
No sword would kill
No shield would protect
It tortured and took away my heart Eve
Helpless
Hopeless
How is a man to feel when he can't protect the one he loves
The thoughts of pink ribbons make me sick
The garden of Eden is no more
My condolences dear poet... In all things God is faithful. Stay blessed
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4/23/2024 10:23:53 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Tragic.. Stunning poetry, so deeply touching now is time to find the formless eden I sent you a prayer...May our spirit, blossom and bloom and bear fruit, In the formless Eden, of The Living God.. prayer hearts plea.. I am so deeply sorry for your pain, your loss and suffering..God Bless Patricia Ann and you...johanna x