His Hands
The world, here I come.
Mysteriously I see the light,
What a birth!
Strike the rock under the sun,
Knock the tortoise on the shell,
Little by little I dance to the tunes of the world.
Under a divine providence, albeit physically aided.
Stages in life I pursue and conquer,
There came a time of mute,
But I fall to stand.
Courageous I became with these;
“The down fall of a man is not the end of his life”.
A mysterious start I had again.
Sporadically I ponder in awe,
How comes this mysterious being?
They see me, they see me,
Different from my real self.
Sun and moon I toil,
My heights I must attend.
How weak I am,
Strength filled comes from Him.
He has his finger prints on my life,
Individually He prints on our lives.
How great He made man?
What a mysterious man, He is?
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