The Sense of Hope

Over the tumultuous high sea in dismal night The pole star may disappear out of sight Behind the shroud of the tempest cloud The home-bound agonized sailor You lose the sense of direction in your voyage. The feeling of despondence you abandon The heavenly horizon will rise with hope In the sunburst new dawn Defining the yonder sparkling shore For you to be in the realm of ecstasy. You need to traverse as ordained The tough landscape called life Following the tortuous track uncertain You may lose the rhythm of footsteps Find yourself plunged within an abyss. The sense of helplessness you discard For you’ll find the almighty’s hands extended To lift you up from the depth of chasm You’ll reach the fulfilling end of godly intent At the end of the devout journey. Entangled in the web of attachment You may be lost in the labyrinth of living In the pervading darkness of enveloping doom Find the exit doors closing one by one Search for the escape route may seem futile. Inculcate in the besieged mind the faith in God He’ll bestow blessings instilling the sense of hope For at the end of the tormenting tunnel You’ll see the divine light shining bright Guide you to the precinct of joyous salvation. ___________________ February 4, 2022 Contest : Encourage Sponsored by : Regina McIntosh
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Goldsmith Avatar
February 25, 2022 at 11:05 AM
Congratulations on your win. "The Sense Of Hope" is a wonderful write. Have a great/blessed day..................
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February 21, 2022 at 9:31 PM
Congrats! Thanks for sharing this... wisdom filled. God bless you.
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