Short Faithmay Poems
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The sun may slumber,
The moon may wander,
The sky may turn grey,
The world may turn clay,
One thing will stand sure.
If we break bonds,
If we shun songs,
if we pen poems
for a lost lens;
we will still
be at the
mercy of
a great,
glorious
God.
Get Well Prayer
Though it may seem you’re traveling
On this rocky road alone,
May this little verse assure you, Lori
You’re not truly on your own.
Your friend Rick has called upon us.
His poet friends from everywhere
Are holding you with loving thoughts
And sending up a prayer
May He hold you in the Hollow of His Hands
As we pray for your each day..
And may you feel His presence with you
On each new step of the way.
With love,
Joyce
It’s so easy to love the loveable
Those that smell wonderful
They are well spoken
Mannerly
Have the same religious beliefs
Political beliefs
Possibly close to the same economic status
But what of the unlovable
They may smell offensive
They may be too loud or too crude
Rude
No religion,
Conflicting political views
Poor and without status
Dressed oddly
And quite possibly scary
And outside your norm
Whatever you do
To the least of these
You do unto Christ
Does that make it easier
Form:
We are nothing but pencils
In the hand of times and seasons,
Our past and present are stencils;
Rough or smooth… for whatever reasons.
For our past errors we seek erasers,
Their horrors may haunt our history,
In black and white… in pure or poor papers,
We often want to write a new and straight story.
Our erasers may be right attitude…repentance
Because our errors may have grieved our God,
Our erasers may be outright acceptance
Of the Holy One who shed his tears and blood.