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Midnight Glow

They have no roots to anchor them;
Forsaken guides that steady them. 
They toss and toil, burn midnight oil, 
and hide the spurs that anger them. 

What cast spell did paralyze? 
Electric glow in fearful eyes, 
From dusk to dawn, they linger on, 
From standing faith to bed of lies. 

Oh glory lost! How far we've strayed, 
From paths of light to twilight's fade. 
We've wandered blind, with sullen mind, 
In weary souls' nocturnal shade. 

Hark! River calls, to all who sleep, 
Come plant your roots in waters deep. 
There is no toil, in fertile soil, 
And trust the Lord your soul to keep.

Copyright © Michael Daniels | Year Posted 2024

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