Since his presence, he'll all paint. If God is water, that means he's present in everything and has been here since the very beginning. He could be all races because he could wear all faces. That would mean all religions are true because that's just something he could do. He could wear many faces and be in many places. Yet no matter where he is, he'll always show off his greatness
DawnMaria Bradley
@Pixiepoet4life · 2:00
I loved that. I loved every single second of it. It was brilliantly done, and I just enjoyed it so thoroughly. I like the premise for the poem. I like the content. I like how you spread the imagery before us, like a beautiful tapestry with so many, many different colors. It was just flawlessly done. And I totally appreciate you for this. And it makes you think, it makes you question, it makes you contemplate
Laura L (she/her)
@Loloflow · 0:26
I saw that video, too, and it hit me like a ton of bricks. It was just so incredibly beautiful. I kind of already subscribed to that idea, but I didn't think of it in terms of water, and your poem just elucidated it even more beautifully. So thank you. I really enjoyed that. Bye
Robert Kirksey
@Voiceofscars · 0:21
Thank you so much. Queen, I truly, truly appreciate you for listening. And you're 100% right, man. God is absolutely in everything. Thank you. Thank you. I really appreciate you, and I'm glad that you enjoyed it, and I'm glad that you got it. So thank you. Thank you
Robert Kirksey
@Voiceofscars · 0:08
Yeah, that video was amazing, wasn't it? And thank you. I appreciate you for listening. And thank you for replying
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 1:20
And I was like, yes, yes. Wow, this is big. So I put the TikTok link to the video in the description for others to hear, the source of inspiration for you. And I want to say I appreciate the continuation of the reflection of what if God is watered from your perspective, from your spiritual relationship, from your peaks and valleys in life. So thank you for sharing the poem
Laura L (she/her)
@Loloflow · 0:50
Hi, all. I just wanted to follow up and yeah, I can relate to that point. But as a writer, as a poet, we find inspiration in so much. I mean, literally, like, the blanket on my legs is giving me inspiration right now. My dog stretching. And then, of course, there's all this incredible material out there on the Internet. As long as we reference it and don't quote directly, I think it's all source material. Right?
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Robert Kirksey
@Voiceofscars · 0:33
Thank you so much. Appreciate you. Appreciate you. Thank you for listening. And thank you for pinging the video. I mean, link in the video above. I appreciate it. That definitely means a lot. I love that video. I watched it so many times. But yeah, this piece, it was just me kind to show my appreciation for the video and then put my own spin on it. So thank you. Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it
Robert Kirksey
@Voiceofscars · 0:27
We definitely do find inspiration in the most random ways, but I feel like that inspiration is definitely connected to our creator because I don't know where a lot of my poems come from, but they still come. So I definitely think our creativity comes from a higher source. I appreciate you
DawnMaria Bradley
@Pixiepoet4life · 3:19
We make it completely unique because every artist is completely unique, you know, and if you are not directly completely plagiarizing someone where you're just word for word saying what they're saying, then really what you're doing is still belongs to you as the artist, because your translation of that emotion is unique to you. And so I just wanted to come back on and say that this piece was brilliant. It was amazing. It was beautiful. I enjoyed every moment of it