by Mary Pagdati
(Nicosia, CYPRUS)
I searched and searched the world around
In hope of faith and meaning
Beyond closed doors and busy streets
Along smoky alleys I sat weeping;
Paths mercilessly entwined
Mere shadows in the wilderness
And upped he came, eyes of a hawk
Enticing smiles and covertness;
Words of promise, all disowned
A liar and a thief, his prey he purposed me to be
Beauty, charm and poise, too many to recall
Falling stars amidst the abyss of eternity;
O Hear my cry, My Lord
Hide not Thy face from me this day
For I am weak and shattered
No map, no compass, I’ve gone astray;
And life took on a new beginning
The shining light of Grace
And to my dreams He brought ‘true meaning’
Peacefully in my heart it took its place;
He showered me with His Holy Spirit
To overcome my enemies, strong
And in good faith to endure all things
Knowing to Whom I will always belong.
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