Heavenly Help

orchidee



Tune: Duke Street

('Fight the good fight')

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Help me, Lord, to understand me

That I see what our Father sees

And do help me make the changes

That improves and rearranges

 

Do Lord, take my inventory

Help me truly know my story

It be my own biography

Of all the things that make up me

 

Help me Lord here to get better

And stay dry in life's rough weather

And please don't let me strong rage storm

Nor to rain down in any form

 

Help me Lord here to put you first

So come, quench my terrific thirst

And help me assist the others

That they truly be my brothers

 

And help me Lord not to stumble

Or be less than honest, humble

And help me daily to walk on

While leaning on you, keep me strong

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 15th, 2018 02:54
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8888 Long Metre (LM). Adapted with permission from an original by w c.
  • Category: Spiritual
  • Views: 49
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Comments5

  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    Thanks STEVE "Fight the Good Fight" and a Prayer requesting GOD's help & support throughout the day are a perfect antidote for "Monday Morning Blues !" I love the last line "Leaning on You (GOD) ~ Keep(s) me strong ~ AMEN" Thanks for caring ~ BRIAN

    • orchidee

      Thanks Brian. It's not my original poem. I adapted it, as I did with your poem the other day.

    • Michael Edwards

      Well writ O

      • orchidee

        Thanks M.

      • Ternic73

        well done

        • orchidee

          Thanks T.

        • Aislinn Wilson

          Very well written! I am very struck by the last stanza!

          • orchidee

            Thanks Aislinn. I've only altered it minimally from the original by w.c.

          • FredPeyer

            Well done, orchi! We have to continuously improve. I guess if we stop, we die.

            • orchidee

              Thanks Fred. I agree with the thoughts of the original poem by wc. I felt a tune coming on, so adapted wc's poem with permission!

              • FredPeyer

                And you did a great job!

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