All About Me

Could I present myself to you and introduce just me? Look at my brown hair, hazel eyes, and yet there’s more to see. A smiling face I try to have, some humor and some puns, Rich I am not, but still I go to places and have fun. Each task I get I try to do the very best I can, Now I’m not saying I don’t fail, for I am just a man. Church means a lot to me, I know, and that I don’t regret; Each time I go I learn some more on how to better get. Before I say good-bye to you, there’s something you should know: I once was bound by awful sin, a life of shame and woe. Love reached out to my soul one day, and when it came I knew Life everlasting could be mine if something I would do. How glad I was when then by faith I trusted and obeyed, Eternal life right then was mine when Christ my Lord was made. I cannot thank Him now enough for all He did for me, My poems and songs just naturally share His grace that set me free. Each time I think of all He’s done, I cannot help but cry; Redemption’s grace, His matchless love I’ll sing until I die. --This poem is an acrostic of my first and last name.