A Cry for RestA Poem by Dan Cowan
Oh Lord, deliver me from these...
Hands that seek to strangle me Fangs that maul and mangle me Dragging me down into the earth I choke on dirt til both lungs burn I hurt, I churn, like water in a storm I reach, I plead, desperate for my Lord I rage, I crave, for a seed of something more But there’s nothing to be found when I’m bludgeoned more and more Kind eyes look down on me, weary Eyes I have found exhume and stir me And just when I think I’ve lost my heart He sets me ablaze with breath and spark and flames in my bones that scorch the dark I rise, it dies, that fey and familiar face I cry, I’m blind, as everything conflagrates My sight, my eyes, all wrapped in golden flame For my God enthroned above is ever worthy of eternal praise So now when they come to me these beasts in a twilit sea... Hands that seek to strangle me And fangs that maul and mangle me I will tramp them down like mud on my soles; sunder them apart like glasswork bowls For salvation has come from the Throne above descending on me like a blazing tongue Praise the Lord, my soul, for He has won © 2020 Dan CowanReviews
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1 Review Added on September 16, 2020 Last Updated on September 16, 2020 AuthorDan CowanNew Castle, PAAboutI’m a simple guy. I work in landscaping/snow plowing. I love Jesus, writing, Japanese anime, metalcore, deathcore, and beards. I have recently published my first book— River Stone Tales pa.. more..Writing
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