Calling Silent Beams
Though dark of winter may weigh us down
Like harrowing vibes disguised
We will not toss, nor turn in bed, instead
We'll flex our silent quest to thrive
To choose God's voice in stillness clear
While shadows of morn may confound.
For with each touch of light, we're fortified
Remembering rights, pure providence
Like blessings in disguise, and
Forgiving beams, awakening us to rise
And keep on rising, as light flicks within
Then perk us by amazing quiet grace
Letting us fall in love with all God's trace
As we smile with heaven's glow of morning.
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Copyright © Iris E. S-Lewis | Year Posted 2015
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