Abba Father,
I think I have the right You know
To hold on to these accounts of debt
Where people have hurt me
Slandered me
Betrayed me
Harmed me
Slammed me…
This bin full of stones I am entitled to…
It’s not the same as the woman accused
Of committing sin and brought to You
I don’t seek You to judge them
Destroy them
Slay them
Harm them
Hurt them…
I’ve a right to these rememberances…
Put I admit I’ve set myself to be
The accuser, the jury and the judge
It’s my right to pick up this stone
Throw it
Sling it
Fling it
Slam it…
For they have hurt me horribly…
What’s that You write in the sand
There at Your feet a message for me
Yes stoning may be within my rights
But of my sins
My sins
My sins
My sins…
Your right is to condemn me to hell…
Instead though You chose to die for me
Long ago on a cross at Calvary
Your death set this sinner free
You forgave
You forgave
You forgave
You forgave…
Help me also Lord, to forgive…
d.f.a.v. 6-3-14
Amen.
–Donna
Very nice writing here, Donna. You are a poet!
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June, poetry has less rules! 🙂 Actually, I have been writing poetry since I was in elementary school…that’s a lot of years! Thanks!
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