A Word From Yesterday
Grace, she had deemed absurd,
she fought memory's bluebird,
a voice she'd forgotten,
misty conscience was blurred.
A teen peer-pressure nerd,
shadows posed by the herd;
their gray counsel gotten,
crimson standards deferred.
Tempest on the shore incurred;
Temptation to give in spurred;
Love shouldn't feel so rotten
The Spirit’s leading now preferred.
Voice on her shoulder heard;
more mature musings stirred,
Harvest of thoughts begotten,
yesterday's yardstick - God’s Word.
written April 11, 2018
Copyright © Reason A. Poteet | Year Posted 2018
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