Phillip Medhurst
Phillip Medhurst: biography
The Gnosis
Wisdom from a Gnostic Sage
He Descended into Hell
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phillipmedhurst
My heart goes down to Hell with him,
Though I must shut my eyes
To what he sees. I fear the dark,
But trail with quiet tread
Lest he looks back,
And weakening, lets me cling to him.
For he has work to do within
That senseless void, and I
Must be a hovering thing and hope
That he will see the light
Again, and say
That unmade, made again, is good.
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Published:
Feb 16, 2016
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