Archer's Quest
Archer's Quest
I fix my sight upon the star
and aim at where the angels are,
and twang the bowstring's amored song
that guides the golden shaft along.
Its high arc blaze, of whitest light,
light up my soul's darkest night.
And slays the shadows far and wide,
where demons crouch and devils 'bide.
Its course well plotted, does indeed,
the arrow forced with all God's speed,
hurtle course's detoured mounds
and traced the arc the archer found.
Blest hope,the target's reddened chest
op't wide to end the archer's quest.
Recieves the arcing lover's sigh
and nocks his arrow in reply.
As crystal captures purest light
His arrow takes majestic flight.
And straight as string, his answer brings
the archer's great imaginings.
Love's lightning shaft has pierced my hide
and traced its courses well inside.
Found no obstructive plantings there
and seared my soul with loving care.
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