Servant’s Choice

The world is falling down,
Where pity and fear reign,
To my Father I pray,
To help ease their pain.

Paralyzed by all the chaos,
That seems to come their way,
In this land of uncertainty,
For now I must live and stay.

I don’t understand what’s happening,
And then they question why,
I say our Father is with us,
Walking by our side.

I am not sure I can do this,
Cover me, hold me tight,
Their life is gripping me,
They need prayers to fight.

You say I am equipped,
And I am trying to not be consumed,
By their problems, their grief,
Trying to get my life resumed.

But I feel their pain,
In my empathetic way,
I feel their hurt and disappointment,
I can’t pretend all this will go away.

This pause button,
Makes me hault and think,
How can I not choose to serve you,
When you sent someone for me.

When I am their only light,
Because they don’t believe in you,
I try to comfort them,
Feed them your words to chew.

Thank you Father,
For the priviledge to serve,
You give me way, so much more,
That I ever should deserve.

Take away the clouds in their eyes,
Let the mirrors reflect your light,
Give me strength and compassion,
To calm and direct their flight.

You know I can do this,
You cover and hold me tight,
Their life is gripping me,
They need prayers to fight.

You have properly equipped me,
So I will not be consumed,
By their problems, their grief,
And help my life resume.

But I do their pain,
In my empathetic way,
I feel their hurt and disappointment,
I can’t pretend all this will go away.

You shelter me, oh Lord,
Give me wisdom and the power to pray,
Thank you Lord,
For I give you this yoke,
That you bear this very day.
Forever always,
You are patient, loving, kind,
Thank you Lord for the privilege,
To serve the broken and blind.

Published by Jenn Till Lee Copyrighted, all rights reserved.

Writing poems as an outlet for healing. My hope is in Christ

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