Eyes closed
Head bowed
Hands clasped
Knees touching the ground
Prayers raised high
That's why we are hopeful
All the time
Because we know...
Where are hope comes from
Love always, Esha <3
Eyes closed
Head bowed
Hands clasped
Knees touching the ground
Prayers raised high
That's why we are hopeful
All the time
Because we know...
Where are hope comes from
Love always, Esha <3
We're just now seeing the ball of glowing fire
The red light is bright but nothing like fluorescence.
It stings the eyes, it lights up the world,
It electrifies the soul, it burns out of control.
The shinning rays touching cold skin gives the weary
A renewed reason to hope.
And that’s why we stand at the cusp of a new day.
Love always, Esha
I see it
In the curve of your eyes
A longing for a touch
Just the breath
The presence of God's love
It ushers you
To unknown paths
In search of a blessing
That no one can grab
It must be given, relinquished, bestowed
On willing, humble hands
Love always, Esha
I read this poem to my Father on his death bed. He always loved hearing my poetry and I loved being his daughter. This is a poem for anyone who has lost someone very dear to their heart.
My Prayer
Y’all don’t understand,
I’m gonna pray till the mercy falls down from heaven
Like misty, silky rain
I looked the angel of death in its eye
Still, I call on the Lord o my soul
I see Your glory even now
Hear me in the depth
And the solitude of my despair
Let the words from my humble, cracked, tear covered lips
Touch your ear
Pull me in once again
Bring me near!
Hold me close
You created the moon
You gave formation to stars
You are higher than mountains,
Your son walked on water
Your holiness bestows love on the loveless
You see the heart of man and you touch it still
You anoint those who seek you diligently
I kneel before the throne
I beseech you for mercy
And blessings beyond understanding
Let a miracle be done
So I can carry the good news to all those I meet
Y’all don’t understand,
I’m gonna pray till the mercy falls down from heaven
Like misty, silky rain
Love always, Esha