Until I See You In Me

Until I See You In Me

The natural eyes cannot see, it’s deeper than your mental capacity
God is asking, “Do you see me?” Looking in the mirror
Me for me I stand there selfishly, ashamed for 
God does not mirror me, so perplexed by 
the ambush of yesterday’s sorrows 
Tears flow in the unsightly 
facial appearance that 
follow, God is not 
moved by the 
tears he
sees 





But faith in him must concede, He would be proud if I concede 
As I stand here looking in the mirror again thinking
About my purpose and mission and what 
direction God is taking me in, I ask
the question, “What is IT that 
he wants me to see?” He
wants me to see that
there is none 
greater 
than 
he 
that 
is
in 
me
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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