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“One of Seven Poems of “The Master‘s Series of Poetry.”
On this day
the Master revealed
His greatest gift to mankind.
This gift was rendered on a mountain of stone
reflected on a setting sun
to a multitude of many
in one of the many lessons
given to multitudes in those years.
The question
that came toward the end of that day
was, “ Master, what is the greatest gift
that God gives to all of us?” asked the young
man in the multitude of that day.
The Master replied,
“The greatest gift that my Father gives to all
is the secret of Forgiveness.
In rendering forgiveness to ones self
and also forgiveness of others
does a sinner reveal
the keys to heaven
and the eternal Love of our Father.
Forgiveness assures the eternal love of the Father
and being in the arms of His Love forever.”
So said the Master of my life
on this day.
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Poem “Waking Knight” by John J. Rigo. Image courtesy of Google Image search.
Commentary: It is my belief that all creative writers look for markers along their writing journey that represent improvement in their craft. This recent written poem is no exception in my almost thirty years of poetry writing. Within the poem I see my belief in an afterlife, I see myself as a warrior in defense against Evil representing my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. What a beautiful image to die and awake in such a place in one’s after life. Thank you Lord for this life and all lives that will be ahead in eternity.
I awoke
as from a sleep
of death.
Long gentle fingers
were rubbing my forehead
the side of my face
touching my lips.
As my eyes opened
I knew I was no longer
on my prior world of earth.
Before me I beheld
a beautiful maiden
of golden hair
skin of cream and light
eyes of blue/grey and gold.
There was no fear within me.
I was at a place where I was meant to be.
I was home in a castle of my Lord‘s place for me.
My eyes gazed upon my body.
Upon me where plates of armour.
Gold-Silver and various jewels
incrusted upon them.
As the maiden raised my head
I observed the symbols upon my breast-plate.
In the middle in Gold was a Lion.
On each side of it were Dragons
standing with their feet gently
touching the Lion.
Above the Lion
flew a Golden Eagle
with wings of silver.
My armour gleamed
from head to toe
in this beautiful creation.
What battle has my Lord
prepared for me in this place?
Who was this maiden
who touches me with a loving touch?
The maiden spoke,
“My Prince, Evil awaits for battle.
Prepare thyself.”
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Image courtesy of Google Image Search. Poem by award winning poet John J. Rigo of East Texas.

Poem “Waking Knight” by John J. Rigo. Image courtesy of Google Image search.
Commentary: It is my belief that all creative writers look for markers along their writing journey that represent improvement in their craft. This recent written poem is no exception in my almost thirty years of poetry writing. Within the poem I see my belief in an afterlife, I see myself as a warrior in defense against Evil representing my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. What a beautiful image to die and awake in such a place in one’s after life. Thank you Lord for this life and all lives that will be ahead in eternity.
I awoke
as from a sleep
of death.
Long gentle fingers
were rubbing my forehead
the side of my face
touching my lips.
As my eyes opened
I knew I was no longer
on my prior world of earth.
Before me I beheld
a beautiful maiden
of golden hair
skin of cream and light
eyes of blue/grey and gold.
There was no fear within me.
I was at a place where I was meant to be.
I was home in a castle of my Lord‘s place for me.
My eyes gazed upon my body.
Upon me where plates of armour.
Gold-Silver and various jewels
incrusted upon them.
As the maiden raised my head
I observed the symbols upon my breast-plate.
In the middle in Gold was a Lion.
On each side of it were Dragons
standing with their feet gently
touching the Lion.
Above the Lion
flew a Golden Eagle
with wings of silver.
My armour gleamed
from head to toe
in this beautiful creation.
What battle has my Lord
prepared for me in this place?
Who was this maiden
who touches me with a loving touch?
The maiden spoke,
“My Lord, Evil awaits for battle.
Prepare thyself.”
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Image courtesy of Google Image Search. Poem by award winning poet John J. Rigo of East Texas.

Poem “Waking Knight” by John J. Rigo. Image courtesy of Google Image search.
Commentary: It is my belief that all creative writers look for markers along their writing journey that represent improvement in their craft. This recent written poem is no exception in my almost thirty years of poetry writing. Within the poem I see my belief in an afterlife, I see myself as a warrior in defense against Evil representing my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. What a beautiful image to die and awake in such a place in one’s after life. Thank you Lord for this life and all lives that will be ahead in eternity.
I awoke
as from a sleep
of death.
Long gentle fingers
were rubbing my forehead
the side of my face
touching my lips.
As my eyes opened
I knew I was no longer
on my prior world of earth.
Before me I beheld
a beautiful maiden
of golden hair
skin of cream and light
eyes of blue/grey and gold.
There was no fear within me.
I was at a place where I was meant to be.
I was home in a castle of my Lord‘s place for me.
My eyes gazed upon my body.
Upon me where plates of armour.
Gold-Silver and various jewels
incrusted upon them.
As the maiden raised my head
I observed the symbols upon my breast-plate.
In the middle in Gold was a Lion.
On each side of it were Dragons
standing with their feet gently
touching the Lion.
Above the Lion
flew a Golden Eagle
with wings of silver.
My armour gleamed
from head to toe
in this beautiful creation.
What battle has my Lord
prepared for me in this place?
Who was this maiden
who touches me with a loving touch?
The maiden spoke,
“My Lord, Evil awaits for battle.
Prepare thyself.”
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