Crying Heart
(1980)
Will You heal my broken heart,
Oh, God of might and power?
I know You care for this hurting one
who cries for help this hour.
Why won't You tell me what to do
to mend the breach between us two?
because the breach affects You, too --
It's keeping You out of his life.
But, God, I am his wife!
What gentle word can I say to him?
What loving act can I do for him?
Or should I try to show him his wrong?
I want to sing the victor's song!
If only we two could go forward for you!
Should I keep hoping?
Should I keep praying?
Or do I go on alone? --
together in presence, but oh, so alone?
Deliver me, Lord, from self-pity! --
He needs a wife who is strong!
peace
Milton
Rose
~Hannah
The key, as your poem and Scripture so powerfully conveys..is becoming a servant, one to the other...just as CHRIST did for all of us. I love this one, Connie.
Love&Prayers, Rhonda
Love tinka
thank you for sharing
Steve
Crying out in hopefulness is faith in action. It is in these times when nothing, or little, seems as it should be that we see ourselves for who we really are. In need of someone much greater than ourselves. Stand strong!
Powerful emotion in this ...
Richard lloyd Cederberg
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Blessings,
Joselyn