Light In the Darkness
Light in the Darkness
We poor deluded creatures
Know not what we are.
We struggle our whole lives against the grain.
The spark ignites,
But who will fan the flame?
For who can know we breathe the breath of God?
The Grand Designer
Gathered up the clay,
To form us on the day we all began.
Glad Angels watched Him craft our fragile form.
Little understanding how much we'd cost.
He set us in the garden on our feet,
God breathed, eternal and his own.
Yet looked across the eons waiting there,
Life born from death upon a rugged cross.
Copyright © Wanda Daugherty | Year Posted 2021
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