Forget It

People with good memory have a tough time forgetting,
And those with hearts attuned to others’ pain
Find wounds endure, their souls in silence fretting - 
Emotions hurt, yet healing seems in vain.

Like bees, learn to take the honey sweet
From blooming flowers in joy’s bright repose.
Let past remain behind, no more repeat; 
Reach forth to what before us gently grows.

Press toward the prize - the high and holy call
That God has placed within each soul’s design.
Forget, forgive, let anger’s shadow fall,
Lest covenant blessings we undermine.

We will not miss the prize, nor let it pass - 
But live in all that God has willed for us.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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