Stillness, quiet, rest for my soul.
I long for the peace of things in control.
I long for the peace of things in control.
I never assume that I have the power.
For most of my trials cause me to cower.
I call out to Him, knowing the waters will calm.
He holds me in His hand, my names on His palm.
I look to the sky, tears flowing from my eyes.
Yet again, He has given me truth that has shattered the lies.
Published by Deborah
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Post a CommentHe is our peace in the storms of life. Thanks for sharing.
Amen, sister. Praise the Lord for the hope He gives.
Beautifully done!
Wonderful, I wrote a similar poem called Hugo. Check it out, it is on my CP page.
As always, Deborah, you're an inspiration to me.