Glory
There is a bridge between my real heart and the pieces that are broken
And everything that lie therein all confused and repeatedly worn and trampled
And tired and exhausted and lonely and torn,
Maybe even a completely empty vessel when the dust settles and time collects the dirty debris.
There is a path that separates the, me that I am and the me that I could have been
But my heart won’t allow me to go there, because my heart doesn’t belong to any one bridge
It is split in between the woes of my incomplete journey and lost amid foreign travelers that have deemed
Themselves established but never intended to stay
Nomads on desolate land,
The land of which is a bounty of beautiful greens and innocent soils
Abundant riches and undeveloped wealth
Intoxicatingly copious amounts of treasure
Corrupted by the filth of man
I am a compilation of things scattered and unclean
And unholy while belonging to the most high god
But I suppose that there is forgiveness for my lands undiscovered sins
Of which I have tried to hide their ugly faces in the mouth of my secrets
But lo and behold, though my attempts have been sometimes barren in their fruitlessness
Now I have reason to be different, something new and rejuvenated, spotless and somehow through the glory of god’s amazing grace, perfected,
Made whole by the radiance of new wonder
And I am grateful
There was a bridge between my old heart and the pieces that were broken
And as I was a cripple and wounded by my own transgressions, and blinded and bruised and abandoned and scared,
But now…
I am found
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