"Our Brothers and Sisters Suffering
on the Streets"
by Judy Joy Jones
today i did see
a man in a wheelchair
all alone was he
ravaged by great suffering
few will ever know
his deeply lined face
showed every tear
he had cried
no longer could he
ask for anything
silently his soul screamed
with no home except
cold concrete streets
and not one passerby
even said hi
i wanted to
bathe his red swollen feet
and tenderly care for
his every wound
for he is my brother
in desperate need
i will try through eternity
to get others to see
our beloved brothers and sisters
in need
c jj 2017
I am resharing the above poem
after seeing so many homeless on
the streets
Redroom Authors with Judy Joy Jones
Ron
people like us that are truly feeling empathic people are deeply affected by the suffering. When I can't assist someone I pray and that has powerful power in the universe and heavens. There are so many deep seated problems as to how they got there but the main thing is lack of finances, churches that won't be what they are called to be which is a light and assistance for the world, although some help, childhood abuse, broken families and some addiction. When i do interact with them i feel i am doing this for the Lord and all He's done for me. California is a perfect example how they want to throw money at programs but they continue to destroy the middle class and they want dependency. They truly don't want to fix the system, the elites control and then throw a bone every now and then. I feel our hearts and the purpose of the church must revive, awaken. You are deeply precious in all the entire world, to the Father and all creation ):