Skip to content

Blessed Quote by Pattiann Rogers

“Seeing the God statement Suppose the statement Blessed Are the pure in heart, for they shall see God were placed like a wreath of violets, Lilies, laurel, and olive, blossoms strung together Like words in a sentence, a garland Launched, set out on a flowing creek Imagine that wreath carried Down…” quote by Pattiann Rogers
Download Open image
““Seeing the God statement Suppose the statement Blessed Are the pure in heart, for they shall see God were placed like a wreath of violets, Lilies, laurel, and olive, blossoms strung together Like words in a sentence, a garland Launched, set out on a flowing creek Imagine that wreath carried Down the frothy rapids, tossed, floating Slipping over water-smooth, moss-colored Boulders, in and out of slow, dark pools, Through poplar and willow shadows. It dips, Sinks momentarily, emerges, travels, maitains Its ring, its declaration and syntax. At times it widens in a broad, deep Current, makes sense as a gift. The pure becomes inclusive, spatial, Generous. God and heart are two Spread wings of one open reading. And at times it narrows, restricts. Violets and heart entangle With God. The blessed braces, Overlaps lilies and laurel. Still, at any point you might reach down yourself, catch that ring of blossoms, lift it up, wear its beauty and blooming distinction across your forehead. Look into a mirror. See what you can see.””

Pattiann Rogers

About This Quote

Source Poem: Spiritual Reflection, 2023

The poem uses a floral wreath as a metaphor for divine truth, describing how purity, love, and spirituality intertwine and can be reflected inwardly.

In simple terms: A flower wreath symbolizes divine truth and inner reflection.

Key Takeaway

Seek inner truth through reflection.

Themes

spirituality metaphor purity reflection nature

Mood

contemplative inspirational poetic

Type

spiritual creative

When to use this quote

  • personal meditation
  • art therapy
  • spiritual retreats
  • creative writing workshops
  • mindful walking

Key Concepts

theology poetics symbolism mindfulness

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does the wreath metaphor resonate with your own beliefs?
  • What personal “wreath” of values guide you?
A Different Perspective

Interpretation can be highly subjective.

2.9 out of 5 (7 ratings)

More by Pattiann Rogers

Explore all 53 Pattiann Rogers quotes

More Blessed quotes

Browse all 4,183 Blessed quotes