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- Jul 6
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 21
I burst in anger like
an amateur that
can't handle the
pressure.
I rise into the next
chapter more
fractured than the
page before.
I'm bitter...every day
a little weaker. This
pit I'm in just gets
deeper. The hill...
steeper.
A pale exterior, a
reflection of a lifeless
interior...like a picture
with no colour.
Verse of the poem:
Genesis 4
7: "If you do well, won’t
you be accepted? But
if you don’t do well, sin
is lying outside your
door ready to attack.
It wants to control you,
but you must master it."
- Jun 23
- 1 min read
To habitually sin is like
keeping a grenade in
your pocket. When you
pull the pin, fragments
will remain (brokenness).
But, when you submit to
the Craftsman, He will put
you back together. Only...
with different pieces.
Verse of the poem:
James 4:
7: "Submit yourselves,
then, to God. Resist the
devil, and he will flee
from you."
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