Black, White, Brown, Yellow, and Red We’ve all heard words…  that others have said. Words that cut, so painful and deep. Are words that maim the humble and meek. Like heat-seeking missiles launched from our lips We love to target our venom-filled quips Blinded by eyes that cannot see The ones you target, it’s me, you see. I’m the mother without any medical care I’m tattered and broken with nothing to wear I’m the child who has no food to eat I’m the tormented life who cannot sleep I’m the elderly person who lives all alone I’m the faceless person without a home. I’m so many of those who cry out in need If you can see them, it’s me that you’ll see. It’s quiet here now, in my darkest hour I’m lost and discouraged...  I have no power I’m tired of struggling,  as I try to survive. Is there really a point to being alive? I fail to see the grace in me. To see the One, who can set me free. Christ died for me…  He paid the high cost He hung on the cross…  for the sins of the lost When faced with trials…  that overwhelm me I need to remember  Christ set me free Free to see, beyond my pain Free to see, all that I’ve gained Free to love others...  as I want to be loved. Filled with God’s love, that comes from above The next time you see, a person in need. It’s you God chose, to do a good deed. That person is not, a stranger you see But someone like you…  exactly like me. If you listen closely…  you’ll hear God’s voice. Calling to you…  so make the wise choice. It’s me, you see...  I hear God say Love beyond your self... Give love today! |
Note: This post is linked to Spiritual Sundays (hosted by Charlotte). |
4 comments:
I loved the poem, and you're right we can all identify with the hurting if we just take the time to really look. If we look long enough we not only see Christ...but also ourselves.
What a beautiful poem! So true, and heartfelt. Thank you for writing and posting it!
Wow, that poem has a powerful message. Thank you for sharing it.
Blessings,
Charlotte
These true words are a touching and great message...
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