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Love one another as Jesus has loved us.

A Wicked Game

Self-pity, what a wicked game you play

Convincing me all is forever lost

Luring me down a dangerous roadway

Anesthetizing pain at any cost

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Erecting an impenetrable wall

No unconditional love for others

Doubt and regret roars like a waterfall

Never silent these cruel tormentors

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Emotionless, unfriendly, distrustful

Abandoning hope of a better life

Welcoming scarceness as acceptable

Expecting no more till the afterlife

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But this is not what Jesus has promised

I am to live a life of fruitfulness

Victorious, brave, the Lord’s activist

Wholeheartedly trusting in His goodness

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Christ’s bold voice in the deafening darkness

Amazing light showcasing His glory

Compassionate and loving, not callous

No fearfulness, apathy, self-pity

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This day I choose a life of abundance

Overflowing with Christ’s grace and mercy

No longer meditating on absence

Believing my destiny won’t tarry

Be a VOICE shouting into the wilderness.

“CHRIST is returning!”

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6 thoughts on “A Wicked Game

  1. tedtalkspoetry says:

    Great poem!

    1. Rita Poynor says:

      Thanks Ted! Who would have thought speaking from the heart would be so powerful? The Lord of course! Thanks for stopping by. Have a wonderful week!

  2. tedtalkspoetry says:

    Amen!

  3. mrteague says:

    Thank you for posting this. I’m going to meditate on it!

    1. Rita Poynor says:

      Thanks for visiting. Any revelations? Have a wonderful weekend!

      1. mrteague says:

        The poem listed some symptoms of self-pity I hadn’t considered before. It gave me food for thought!

Be a VOICE shouting in the silence. Lets love others!

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