What time is it in heaven?
When the clouds part to let in the rays of light,
sparkling lights that fall way below upon earth’s heresy.
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Those rays often remind me of hope,
Among the disillusions of life, rays of hope fall upon silent cries,
cries that are heard, some gone unheard by the heavens,
that preach a God above.
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What time is it in heaven?
When once I stood below, trying to count the stars,
It was neither dark or crimson clad,
the clouds,
that brought forth the night for the weary below.
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I know not what the time may be in those heavens that bring forth
light, darkness and meagre ramblings of disgruntled weather,
I do know though that no matter the raining earth, the heavens do
proclaim a love for hope.
-shobana-
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AT THE FIRST DAWN OF LOVE
The heavens did weep for her as did he who fought to save her life.
When she got down on her knees that day, she finally knew that her life had been spared and that it would only get better from thereon. With clasped hands she stared hard at the crucifix, the words on her lips a mere whisper – thank you, Lord.
For the past eighteen years, Marie had been on the run from the Islamic State terrorists who had built a caliphate in her country. A Catholic, she was the target of Christian persecution by Muslim terrorists who had established their jihadist mission worldwide.
SIMPLY SHOBANA 
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Beautiful poem, Shobana. Hope is so important, and I adore how you’ve connected hope to sun rays.
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Jeff, I hope you are fine. Thanks so much, my friend. I am going to Amazon to check if they have posted your review. I didn’t receive an email from them yet, like I always do when I get a review. thank you.
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I’m doing wonderfully, thank you, and hope you are too. Oh, you’re most welcome, Shobana. It was my pleasure to read your book, and pen my reflection. A wonderful story. I really enjoyed it.
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Thank you, Jeff. Means a lot to me.
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Jeff, I read your review just now. Thank you, thank you, thank you. It made my day. So uplifting!!
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Simply superb, Shobana! The poem is full of hope and love.
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Thank you, KK. so happy you liked it.
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A beautiful conclusion, Shobana.🙂Your lovely words answer the question so well.
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Thank you, dear Terveen.
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What a warm and liberating poem. I love the ending: I do know though that no matter the raining earth, the heavens do proclaim a love for hope.
How relieving and hopeful this is!
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Thank you, Lamittan. I am glad you can resonate with the poem, my friend.
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