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Finding Strength


I hear the clamor
From behind the door.
I hear the shouting,
The racket, the roar.
 
I long to silence
The voices outside,
And the strength inside me
Says, “God will provide.”
 
They fight and argue;
They can’t get along;
It’s like they’ve forgotten You,
When You’ve been there all along.
 
So tonight, I pray;
Tonight, Yahweh.
That all is still;
My prayers, fufilled.
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