in the crevices of a rugged cross
gnarly wood seeped in crimson stain
cumbrous nails long since lost
but gaping wounds remain
To think that then His soul Divine
cried aloud, reached out through time
offering to be merged with mine
and the moment that I whispered “Yes.”
is when I found my soul.
I found my soul
inscribed in antiquated words
on hallowed pages
composed by faithful, stalwart sages
who knew not that they wrote of me
but penned a common destiny
In those gold gilt pages I lose myself
or who I thought myself to be
and find myself
as who I was designed to be
indeed I find my soul.
No wonder that His words reveal to me
who He’s designed and purposed me to be
He sets the rhythm of my life in motion
and is the source of all its ebb and flow
I asked from whence my soul had come
and He told me
from His own.
Prairie Chick
Inspired by L.L.’s challenge at Seedlings in Stone.
18 comments:
Your soul coming from His own... I liked that. Yes.
How lovely and what blessed assurance!
Awesome... I had wondered if you would take this challenge, and just knew your words would be beautiful. Thank you for sharing these depths of your soul.
How awesome is that! Beautiful words.
I saw at L.L.'s that you had taken up the challenge. I clicked on your name right away, knowing it would be good.
I was not disappointed. Mmmm. Nice. Very nice.
Heart-wrenching, radiant beauty - "His soul Divine cried aloud, reached out through time
offering to be merged with mine" - your words, their message, are comforting and lovely.
Absolutely beautiful... this speaks peace to my heart...
Have a wonderful weekend!
Blessings!
"In those gold gilt pages I lose myself
or who I thought myself to be
and find myself
as who I was designed to be
indeed I find my soul."
That just brought a feeling of peace over me.
Thank you.
:)
I liked this. very much.
cindy
the moment that I whispered "Yes." is when I found my soul.
Absolutely true. Amazing poem, I had tears in my eyes when I finished tasting each stanza and letting the words go deep...
[A hushed silence envelops her as she brushes a tear aside and quietly mouths "Amen."]
So beautiful. Yes, this is where my soul can be found. I looked so many other places...but in the crevices of that rugged cross it was finally found.
Oh Prairie Chick...as I read each line, your words penetrated deep into the heart of my soul. A breathtaking, tear-dropping poem for me. Thank you!!
Peace,
Alleluiabelle
This begs to be sung. Beautiful words about our Beautiful Savior.
This is amazing! Thank you for posting.
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordprss.com
Beautiful.
OH!
You nailed it with this one...(no pun intended...smile...)
it is my favorite of yours by far...
love it...love it...love it!
This!
Farmer Husband and I agreed: You wrote our stories!
*Thank you* --- He uses you.
All's grace,
Ann
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