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Ps 142:2, Is 30:18, 2Corn 12:9-10, Heb 4:15
 

 

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Shall We Go On

Jesus...He waits patiently, because He Loves us! Amen.


Shall we go on?
...came…His…tender inquiry
She didn’t answer...intent on remaining
in the shadowed dregs of her brokenness
And He allowed her to do so…
because He loved her…
and understood
So, He waited…
while she bewailed the unfairness of the times,
the cruelty of acts oppressive, the heaviness...
of it all!  …He waited…as
She delved further into her complaints…even… 
pointing a finger at Him…yet, He waited…
and never…
not for a moment…did He leave her side
Then, somewhere, in the interim’s timelessness
her angst and sobs subsided…
She lifted her eyes, acknowledged His Presence
and reached…
for His outstretched Hand
From Him…flowed…renewed Faith and Strength 
…she smiled…
           And…They Went On
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Gwaltney Bales Avatar
January 5, 2023 at 4:40 AM
I read this poem twice. The first time I wondered if I understood it. The second time I knew I did. Wonderful poem--thank you!
Kendrick Avatar
August 7, 2022 at 2:43 AM
Yes, He is always waiting for us to come to Him. We want our own way and our own devices, but something always brings the Child of God back. I enjoyed reading your work. Thanks for the visit to my page. Sara
Mcconnell Avatar
July 28, 2022 at 8:21 AM
Such a lovely encouraging piece Joyce, so uplifting and inspiring. I look forward to seeing more from your gifted pen, Blessings always, Gordon
Bell Avatar
July 28, 2022 at 2:35 PM
We Press-on in His Marvelous Name, doing only what He enables us to do all to His Glory. Thank you, Gordon. luv~
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