Nebuchadnezzar, and His King

Reading his fourth chapter amid the Book of Daniel, while settling in for her evening
Blessed moment's and rare sometimes; with my Beautiful Father ? Always, ensuing battles
Aside this worthlessness be my own flesh; a lifetime of sin as darkness; shackled, by it's plague
Trodden aneath time crushed, our spirit; yet still we climb ? Holding tight unto hope; broken 
Where nothing should it seem to exist; humble heart's myself adrift; tossed about love's riptide..
Clinging, be His cross; whirlwinds as emotions thoughts questions, the paradox ? Would Angels cry.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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