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A Itch

The desire for God’s mercy on me
A wicked sinner without any hope
Caused me to bend a knee in plea
That God grant new ways to cope

The yearning for a second chance
To begin my life with God’s grace
Across my heart and spirits dance
It is after His love I do bid a chase

The hunger for a true forgiveness
Called out into my breathless soul
Although I’m truly not too religious
His love was sure to make me whole

The craving I had for a relationship
With the Son of God, my best friend
The one who is the earths authorship
Any amount I had for Him I’d spend

The pining for a love so very sweet
Sent me to a place of total reverence
Where I knew that we would meet
This One who made all the difference

The longing for this One I needed
Sent me to the welcoming Savior
It would always be Him I pleaded
When I needed a new behavior

The itch for grace from up above
Covered me with a fresh focus
I knew that He was the true love
The king of kings who was chosen

With Him, I now have reassurance
That after I die, I’ll make it to heaven
Despite sin that was a usual occurrence
Now I’m so very thankful of my blessing


October 12, 2019
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Date: 10/12/2019 7:47:00 PM
beautifully penned Gina...we all go through darker, sadder times and beg forgiveness... he died to free us of those sins so we could walk in light again... lovely... blessings and hugs to you my friend! :)
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Regina Mcintosh
Date: 10/12/2019 7:52:00 PM
Thank you, Sandy... You always say just the right thing. You are kind and sweet and compassionate. I love your words and comments, Blessings and love, Gina

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