Christ Alone
As I sit here in the mire, with my desires bursting at the seams,
So easily I forget that it was my sin that cost you your dreams.
Or maybe it was this that helped achieve what the world needs
Which was a God wrapped in flesh, crucified, then freed
From life, death, sin, and stress,
Emptiness, bitterness, from this mess
To love, truth, beauty and light,
Stealing me away from my night,
The shame and pain that I, a misfit, caused.
Even when, and I after, I fall
There He is to heal and cleanse
There He is, in some glorious sense
And here I am, perfectly atoned
Knowing that it was God’s love and Christ alone.
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