Skip to main content

Amazing Love

LORD i can't imagine
where would i be if it wasn't for your passion
your power and your action
the cross that you bore is a symbol of our fashion

you wore it on your back as
they worked on their backhand swinging and attacking
it's love without asking
a brand new beginning that we gain through substraction

through the painful reaction
the ungrateful masses cheered when they thrashed him
Satan tried to cash in
the chips that he gained through the game of distraction

not knowing that the Captain
was still in control of the things that were happening
his death was a fraction
his resurrected power came by God's satisfaction

It's amazing

You're the King, You're the Highest
dependable and true in a world of surprises
bringing sight to my blindness
a vision that is seen through your love and your kindness

My LORD, my Messiah
it's obvious to me everytime I'm reminded
your love is defining
my life and my purpose, fulfilled by your timing

it's your grace that i'm finding
when i seek your face in the midst of my climbing
when i struggle and i'm whinning
could it be because of your purpose and designing?

if you seek, you will find him
but the double-minded will never find the Diamond
in the dark though it's shining
reflected by his love, man it's so glorifying

It's amazing.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Day 19: Write in Someone Else’s Voice

The Coward The boy’s voice awakened the man.   He found shelter in the abandoned school, in what was once, his school, his office.   Eleven, twelve, and thirteen year old students once ran down those halls, hurrying to their classes, hurrying to his English class. Now since the incident, no children survived that massacre.   That thought made the man shake with fear until he drifted off to sleep.   So when the man heard the boy’s voice screaming “Help Me!, Please Help Me!”   it shook the man from his sleep.   The man laid still.   His heart pounded as he waited to hear boy again.   “Help me! Please Somebody!” The man heard the boy loud and clear.   He could not pretend it was some animal or dream.   He knew it was a boy. And it paralyzed him.   The man clutched his knees to his chest and tucked his chin.   He took slow deep breaths, silent breaths, hoping the boy would believe he was on his own, ...
Post a Comment
Read more

The Force of Divorce (Part 3)

If we as adults experience this horrific effect of the force of divorce, how much more do our children ache and groan from an unreachable wound? A wound that will fester and spread an infection, if at some point they never get healing. Even though I was blessed with my period of beforeness, the force of divorce crashed down on my little life, sending the foundation of everything I held as stable and true into a violent whirlwind. And I was one of the “lucky” ones, by the our society’s perspective. I was never physically abused by my father; never had to sleep under the bed at night for fear of what the night would bring. I was swept away in the middle of the night by my mother and a priest who rushed us to the airport. Somehow my dad caught up with us and I remember he had one of my arms and my mom had the other both of them pulling me in opposite directions. How about that for a visual of a broken family? My mother won the tug of war and I boarded an airplane...
Post a Comment
Read more

She Knew Me. (My Tribute to Dr. Maya Angelou)

I didn't know her as one knows a neighbor a relative or a friend she was not in my list of contacts or photographs or yearbooks of a time long ago no, i did not know her but she knew me she definitely knew me she knew my pain, my struggle her words, songs, poetry they checked my pulse gauged my temperature measured my resolve her suffering leveled my consciousness she was quite acquainted with joy, pain silence, sound, standing, dancing stillness and marching on she defied invisibility and found her place centerstage I loved her for it no, I did not know Dr. Maya Angelou but she knew me she definitely knew me.
Post a Comment
Read more