Nearly There
When I was a child...I was sickly and small,
they said I'd never walk...so I learned how to crawl.
And a voice said...your nearly there.
Years they went by and I walked with a limp,
I was laughed at and teased, some called me a shrimp.
I looked straight ahead, with you by my side,
my tears tucked away in my heart deep inside.
And a voice said...your nearly there.
As I grew older, my arm's they drew in,
they no longer functioned as well as they'd been.
I saw people stare as I limped down the street,
some started to laugh as I tripped over my feet.
You held me secure...would not let me fall,
your light that surrounds me, was witnessed by all.
And a voice said...your nearly there.
More years they went by...I could no longer function,
it seems that my life had come to a junction.
As my body gave out...I grew very weak,
I laid there alone...feeling humble and meek.
With my last breath, I made a wondrous connection,
I could not believe as I saw my reflection.
I was whole and complete...a child of perfection.
You can imagine what I heard when I got to this section...
And a voice said....welcome home!
P.R. Deremer
Copyright © Pam Deremer | Year Posted 2015
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