Water In Gods Hands

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  1. DeaneMc profile image59
    DeaneMcposted 14 years ago

    I've seen skies of blue and clouds roll away,
      I've heard birds that sing on a bright sunny day.
     
      Then again most people have seen and heard this too.
      It's not any secret that's hidden from you.

      But as the sun sets and the day turns to night.
      Look at the beauty of the colors that cover the sky.

      Whether it be stars shining in the night or the moon glowing
      so bright.
     
      God has blessed us with this creation and it's not made by
      men or hid from our sight.
     
      God has created all things big and small.
      Things of beauty, He created them all.

      Sometimes I feel like water poured out into God's hand.
      And He sifts me like grains of sand.

      He sifts through the dirt that' accumulated over time.
      Of the many things that have cluttered my mind.

      He pours and He pours but always holds me up.
      This purification test can sometimes get rough.

      Then before I know it, I am standing on my feet and God's
      pouring out Holy rain all over me.
      I am being washed from top to bottom.

      Now God is searching my heart and He's pouring His spiritual
      rain through the dark places and the valleys. When He gets
      done, I will be good to go.
      For every area in my heart will be washed white as snow.

      I know I've been forgiven and God has cleansed me from with
      out and within.
      I've been forgiven from all of my sins.

      Because I've been poured out like water, in the master's
      hands.
      I've been sifted and shaken as grains of sand.

    1. Kraphtie Tuchezzz profile image59
      Kraphtie Tuchezzzposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      <snipped personal attack> Darling i loved it ... i ever read it aloud to my fiancee and hes from  puerto rico and black and he said it was very nice ... and i think the same keep them coming ... well Darling give the baby a hug from 8 and check out my site sometime if you get a chance .. xoxo your hope to be new friend s Step... God Bless by the way ...smile

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        Leta Sposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        You just sound really, really talented, Ms. Tuchezzzz and multi-culturally sensitive, too and just full of spunk--or spit or something.  I sooo look forward to seeing some of YOUR work here on Hubpages!  Isn't it rewarding to appreciate others' poems?

        1. filarecki profile image59
          filareckiposted 14 years agoin reply to this

          In reply to Kraphtie Tuchezzz

          I don't want to quote what you said because I find it so racist that it is offensive when attached to something so beautiful. What I will quote is from the forum rules:

          "Respect: Please maintain respect for other Hubbers, even if you don’t necessarily agree with them. Keep your language clean and don’t make personal attacks."...

          "Making Personal Attacks: debate and disagreements on points of substance are all right, but personal attacks, petty bickering, and thread hijacking will be dealt with swiftly."

      2. Daniel Carter profile image62
        Daniel Carterposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        I think that's funny! (Worship cow...) So that would mean we worship Michael Jackson over here, or Obama, or whoever it is in this moment stealing headlines, right? Wow! We're so similar after all! And I even know people who worship their pets because they are afraid of children! Crazy world, huh.

        BTW, like the poem. It's lovely. Most sincere. Keep writing.

  2. blogdigz profile image58
    blogdigzposted 14 years ago

    What's your point ??

    1. DeaneMc profile image59
      DeaneMcposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I guess I would have to say that my point is: When we first come to God we come as we are and then over a period of time as God molds us and shapes us and clean's us for His glory we become a new creation.He changes us from the inside out. Then the things that we once took for granted we look at differently. Such as the beauty of God's creation. And ourselves. We begin to see ourselves as God see's us.

      1. blogdigz profile image58
        blogdigzposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        Hmmm ok, thanks for explaining!

  3. Roseberry profile image59
    Roseberryposted 14 years ago

    Beautiful!just like my little sister!

  4. profile image0
    Leta Sposted 14 years ago

    Yeah, what amazes me is that someone actually took the time to construct such a message.  Not too bright, either, on multiple levels.

    1. filarecki profile image59
      filareckiposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I was tempted to report her but I figured she was new and maybe has never been on a forum before. Hopefully, what I wrote will make her think better next time.

      Joined your fan club and wrote a fan letter you'll get a kick out of.

 
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