Good Night, Father
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
As the day comes to an end, Father, remind me of any way I have failed You.
Hold me accountable because I only want to please You with everything I do.
You gave me Your Spirit to guide me but I'm afraid I let self get in the way.
Even though You're right here to help me, self sometimes has the last say.
Please forgive me as I close my eyes to rest.
I know You are my Loving Father and for me You want the very best.
You even know what tomorrow holds and Father, if I am included in that plan, I promise to try harder to be the example for others to follow.
To be a witness for You to my fellowman.
Published by Jean Davis
Poet and self-published Author: married,six children, Joel, Jackie, Jordan, Luci, Lee & Wendy. Thirteen Grandchildren, Five Greatgrand. Always had a love of inspirational poetry. Began writing myself Dec. 20... View profile
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