Smoking

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I like to have a smoke, I do it by myself

Either up the shed on my throne, or on my back deck.

I smoke in the evening with a drink in my hand

And listen to the sounds of this your promised land.

The night is so perfect, simmering and bright

The stars and nature calling, to witness your delights

You have made me who I am Lord, and now I am never blue,

But always grateful, for you just being you.

Yes, I am free Lord, all your promises are true

And everything I am Lord, is because of you.

You have taught me not to wander,

Far from under your wing

Your beauty, your splendor, of these I can sing.

The place where you abide Lord, a shelter and a spring,

Sealed in His favour, a gift from the King.

And with this gift treasures untold, but not of mortal things,

To walk with you it all unfolds

Glory to the King.

 

  • Author: Valiantstar (Pseudonym) (Online Online)
  • Published: February 12th, 2023 01:29
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments1

  • jarcher54

    How you went from a late-day smoke to your faith was a little puzzling at first, but I got there with you. I don't share your faith and I don't smoke, but I understand that meditative transition from enjoying the small seemingly insignificant moments to pondering the biggest things there are.

    • 2781

      God searches the heart, just giving my perspective. Thanks for reading and commenting. Cheers, if you drink?



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