As waves hit the beach every 8 seconds so the grace of God continuosly washes clean
“You wash me clean and make me whole incessant lover of my soul undo the hurt negate the pain diffuse debasing self-disdain
When guilt runs rife through self-defeat when life's in tatters round my feet you press the arrow marked “DELETE”. You loose the fetters let me go incessant lover of my soul
Self-sacrifice for humankind pierces my heart and blows my mind you break the bonds say ‘free to go’ eternal lover of my soul”
Another amazing poem showing deep appreciation and acceptance of God's marvelous grace. I've already sent it to my library. I love this one!
Reviewed by J M (Reader)
Reviewed on March 24, 2007
Jeff, I am blowed away daily with his awesome sacrifice and love for all of us.... This is a keeper for me.... Thank you for sharing the wealth of his love within this poem. Loved art too..
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Self-sacrifice for humankind pierces my heart and blows my mind you break the bonds say ‘free to go’ eternal lover of my soul”"
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Self-sacrifice for humankind pierces my heart and blows my mind you break the bonds say ‘free to go’ eternal lover of my soul”"
Blessings Josie
'impetuous lover of my soul'
Can God's love be impetuous?
Regards
Daibbhidh
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Needed this today. Thanks.
Regis
Yes, God is always there to wipe the slate clean. Thanks for reminding us of this. I admire your poetry, Jeff.
Many blessings to you,
~Linda