empty eyes
staring into the
darkness
blind to the brokenness
they come from.
dead souls
unaware of the
tugging
the call
to the light,
and freedom.
chains
around weak bones
and sunken eyes
and
they, they are living
in such misery.
talking to the very voices
that lie inside their heads,
raising their children
though they can't see they're
already broken; dead.
and they,
they carry a heaviness
with them;
inside them.
they're always seeking
the high,
even though they know
that once they come down,
the low is almost unbearable.
and they,
have concluded
that this is who they are.
and i see them.
through the eyes of our messiah,
i see them.
and i see their misery
i see every chain
and the weight that
bondage has on their
broken, wounded souls.
and something inside me
screams.
screams a desperate plea
for the lost people
in the cities
that glorify
darkness
and
wickedness,
and somewhere
deep inside,
a little girl weeps
for the broken.
she remembers what the
spirit of truth spoke
to her so long ago.
and my heart is still aching
with the burden for the ones
who have not known the love
of our savior
of a god who died
for the ones given over
to the devil and enslaved
in the chains that they do not
even know.
and i cannot shut out
the cry of my heart
for the ones
that do not know the truth.
the messiahs heart breaks
a thousand times,
for them.
and my heart will not
be silent
not when death
is still snatching
away person after person
who does not know;
that they were
created for
something more.
Clemy, this is very profound and thought provoking. Thank you for bearing your heart.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful piece and brought tears to my eyes. It is truly God's heart to weep for those who are lost.
ReplyDeleteJoanna