The desert winds
Begin to blow
The clouds of rain
All gathered know
That trees can never
Give forth fruit
Without the moisture
At its root.
The flowers bursting
From their buds
Are clear reminders
Of God's love
Its blazing colors
Show His grace
By bringing joy
To Adam's race.
So why must we
Complain at all
When storm clouds come
To test the soul
Christ is alive
And knows our need
He ever lives
To intercede.
So lift the bareness
Of your soul
And let the floods
Begin to flow.
Rich fruit will yield
The harvest grain
Resulting from
The later rain.
--B. Pent
4 comments:
Is this a new poem, Dad, or one you've just found from some time ago?
I just wrote this poem today while thinking about this Sunday as Penticost Sunday
Dad, this poem is beautiful! Just what we need to remind us that it's not about us, it's about Him.
Hello Ben! Great blog and great poetry! I had no idea you enjoyed poetry so much! I will come back often!
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