Dream a Little Dream
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Joseph dreamed he would be
A leader, a superior, a head,
The one who his brothers bowed
To, humbled by the fate that was his,
The destiny, vibrant in hues of blessings,
Rich with insight into the everlasting
Peace and promise, the yearnings
Brought into his young heart by the
Heavenly Father, who he worshipped
Joseph was a dreamer and a believer
He sought the One who heals us,
The One who fulfills us and inspires us
To listen to His wisdom, His inklings
The wonders of His kingdom,
His ability to feed us with the bread of life,
Quench our thirst with the living water,
Brighten our thoughts with His goodness,
Pour out joy through our moments,
Send down hope into our darkness
Joseph was never more blessed
Than when He was walking the road
Toward fulfilling his destiny,
His purpose for living and giving
Back to the One who made him, the One
Who gave Him a love beyond jubilant,
A love that was true and beautiful,
A love that never questioned the reason
For the spirit’s gift – his dream –
Fulfilled, his purpose – succeeded,
His light shimmering through the night,
Brilliant as the stars and glowing
Like the moon who had always known
He would someday see the glory,
The joy – in all his dreams come true,
The realization of his calling –
Bringing life to those who need his charms,
His wisdom and truth, the miracle
Brought to him by the God of the universe
Joseph was a dreamer and a believer
Who would one day know the peace
That comes from never giving in to grief
Never letting doubt discourage hope
And always knowing that, with God…
Anything – absolutely anything –
Is possible!
– so keep dreaming and
Believing – time will see your dreams
Changed into the reality that is your blessing
From the God who gave each heart
The hope, the faith – to simply believe!
Genesis 37:5 KJV - And Joseph dreamed a dream, and he told it his brethren: and they hated him yet the more.
Copyright © Regina Mcintosh | Year Posted 2023
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