A new song

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Sing me a new song, praise to the name: I will do a marvellous thing; nothing shall be the same. 

 

The wisdom of the wise will perish; prudent understanding hid.

 

Sing me a new song: the one to seal the lid; and put hypocrisy in it's place. 

 

Who can see my face?

 

The humble shall understand; the meek; the lost.

 

Sing me a new song: one that counts the cost. 

 

That sings of the glory, my Father gave to me; and of His loving kindness, to all who bend the knee. 

 

Sing of my glory, and all it enfolds: of victory; and honour; for all who are shown...

 

Weak and heavy laden?

 

I came to give you rest: sing me a new song; lay here on my breast. 

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  • Friendship

    Lovely write

  • Tristan Robert Lange

    Valiantstar, this carries the cadence of scripture and hymn alike…there’s a prophetic warmth to it that feels both invitational and solemn at the same time. The repetition of “Sing me a new song” gives the whole piece a strong spiritual pulse. Beautiful work, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦‍⬛

  • arqios

    The new song is a heart song that springs forth from abiding and communing.🕊️🙏

  • sorenbarrett

    A beautiful poem of praise to God. Well done



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