Stardust Dance: A Poem
Just dancing in a room crowded thin,
God, I wish You would move and cut in,
Please dig in until I bleed,
Because over me you need to supersede,
I'm tired of my selfish amibitions,
My kingdom won't come despite faulty premonitions,
Carry me around this busy ballroom,
Until I accept Your truth and not assume,
That my life will always be daisies and butterflies,
And that this silly mask will always disguise,
Shine through my heart with joy and peace,
Let Your love overflow me until I cease.
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- He is: A Poem
- Finish These Mazes: A Poem
Our life seems like a maze sometimes. This poem explains why it's worth it. - God Builds: A Poem
God has constructed us, but there's still renovating to be done. - Death vs. Life: A Poem
The themes of death and life are pondered as salvation from sin is explained. - Starship: A Poem
Life's a stormy sea. We need God as our captain.