Dear Church: Spoken WordA Poem by John Dennis GillespieDear church, Please forgive me for I am a sinner. My faith sways like a child's swings on a summer evening. Although my smile remains gleaming and my love is beyond reason. I still change with the seasons and walk brave through the flames. Chained to the names that Satan gave me. Dear Church, I am a sinner. I pretend I have the answers. My answers create question and these questions become my obsession. Lord, Am I being tested? Am I dancing with the devil under midnight stars? Romancing with a lantern believing I have the light, but really living in the dark. Dear Church, I am a sinner. I could sing and cheer with you, my soul is still ugly. I could shed a tear with you, but still feel nothing. I could share my fears with you, but then you might judge me. I just want to hear the bible say that it loves me. I just want the Christians to say that their loves free. Because life is so rough and love is so comfy. Dear Church, I am a sinner. So how can God want me? "For all have sinned, and fall short of Glory." So I wrote this as a page in my story and shouted it off the mountaintops so no one we'll ignore me. Dear Church, I am a man seeking the truth. We are all sinners. Lord, let me be new. Lord, I come to you. Lord, let me be new. We are all sinners. Let us all come to you. © 2013 John Dennis Gillespie |
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