
At night, soft mercies fall to kiss you;
As you awake and begin anew.
Silent snow gathers on limb and rooftop;
A quiet plea to slow the rush – to stop.
An alter call to listen to your heart;
To turn inward, searching every part.
To remember this: Love wins;
Love covers a multitude of sins.
To see the world in soft new light;
Miles of grace-full, endless white.
A place to make fresh tracks;
A chance to carve new paths.
To become a better Lover,
Daughter, Sister, Friend and Mother.
Still, should you fail – as we all do,
Remember; Tomorrow too, is new.
A winter’s version of Lamentations 3:21-26 – nature speaks of the grace and mercy of God. Very well put, Priscilla!
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Yes! As I was thinking/writing, I remembered they hymn, “Great is thy Faithfulness” which is taken from those verses, I think. I didn’t realize that until now 🙂
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