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ON THE ROAD OF PRAYER

ON THE ROAD OF PRAYER

I travel down a bumpy path,
with fragments of hopelessness, lying here and there.
I walk amongst the briars and thorns,
I'm on the Road of Prayer.

Dismal images appear in the corners of my mind,
the sounds of pleas and troubles, tear at my heart.
I know that I must continue on,
to reach that mark, that I've had from the very start.

I know that I must journey to the floor of the Throne,
I must tug upon the Master's garment, the hem.
I'm reminded that I must be bold and confident,
as I speak up for the sake of "them".

My sister has a broken heart,
my brother is confused, and walks in darkness,
without any sense of hope.
A little child lies, unable to sleep,
is so weary from the sickness, and from bearing the yoke.

I kneel before the Master's throne,
I gaze upon the sandals which adorn His feet.
I pour out my heart to Him Alone,
He has promised faithfully, all our needs, to meet.

He listens intently to each word, as I speak.
I plead all the causes with reverent care.
He sits quietly and patiently, as I pour out my heart.
And then, His robe of peace descends from the air.

The garment is draped, flowing all around,
I feel its softness, as it brushes against my skin.
He sends forth the healing virtue, from His nail-scarred hands,
and I am soothed by the river of compassion,
which exudes from Him.

He lifts the burdens, one by one,
the pain, the wretchedness, of all the troubles I've revealed.
I breathe a sigh of deep relief,
as He speaks to me and says,
"By My blood, My people are healed."

© 2000 Sandra Lewis Pringle


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