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Erasure Dust
by louis gander Erasure dust was scattered 'round my make-shift desk where I was found, inside my garden court serene, behind a stand of evergreen. I should have guessed. I should have known, mistakes I made were all my own. I wrote too fast and wrote too long when pencil slid on paper wrong. Could all God's people understand? I tried to move my shaking hand. To reach lost souls is very tough... Oh Lord, are these words good enough? No, back and forth erasure moves, erasing sins that pencil proved, that sin's mistakes can ruin lives. They make a mess as death connives. And next to rose that sets on desk, erasure dust is so grotesque. Confused, I was, and ill at ease, at makeshift desk behind the trees. The perfect roses, red and pink, had really made me stop to think. But if I quit, then life grows still - so write, I do, and always will. Though God forgives, the pain remains. Distracting wrongs bring mental strains. They bring us pain, great guilt and strife, but God brings breath, forgiveness, life. Oh, our mistakes will sometimes be, yet grace through faith will set us free. When God brings forth a stiff wind gust, He blows away erasure dust. Copyright 2021 by louis gander. Poetry for sermons, story poems and more... If you love story poems, then you'll love ganderpoems.org / no ads, no sign-up, no tracking. Just free inspirational poetry. Article Source: http://www.faithwriters.com |