Weight on the Lord,
The world’s ancient Bearer.
Oh! Cast your burden like bread
Upon the waters.
And wait for the weight to become
Just one of “all things.”
Your wait, in His hands,
Will not spoil without meaning—
But collect with the whole world
Like the oceans before you,
And like His Word—
To water the earth.
And then there will be seed.
Yes. And bread.
And when you are
Starved for patience,
Let the weight roll off
Into the breaded seas of eternity.
Your weight, in His hands,
Will fall from them
No sooner than the sparrows
They fashioned. And know:
No harm can befall them
Without His know.
Weigh your waiting
In those same sturdy palms—
It’s just a little pile of dust—
Then take the hands.
Give your weight:
Beloved daughter, son.
Trust.
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Thank-you all so much for the likes and supports you’ve shown my daughter Stephanie. Here is another poem she’s written. 🙂 🙂 🙂
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