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Midnight Cry


Midnight cry by Hannah G. And H.S. In the midnight, heart breaking, Aching, sorrows quaking. No where, it seems, to go! Then, a gentle whisper, Calling, come hither, Please come close! Don't fret, your best days You have not seen yet! Just as they are up ahead, They are here in front of you. Yes, before you lies a table, From which flows, a bountiful harvest. One of peace, Grace and Joy. Do you know what tomorrow holds? Of course not! But my darling son, daughter, I do! And even you, I hold in my hand And dear to my heart, Same as your tomorrow's. What aches you? Why are you so troubled? Quickly, come even closer! Let me cheer your heart! For this midnight, will soon, Turn to dawn. A new uprising, Will occur, Within the depths of your spirit. And, you will see, your cries, Were certainly not, And will never be in vain! I heard them all! And collected every tear. Yes, for you my child, I have great recompense! Rest, trust and cling to me. No more sorrows, shall there be! As my blessings, will shield you, From every midnight season, That ever comes your way!! Copyright © 2022 Lyrics from The ThroneRoom All Rights Reserved.
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PoetHan330

Hi, I'm Hannah George, foremost a lover and servant of Jesus Christ. In addition, I'm a Faith-based Poet, who enjoys singing, playing musical instruments, cooking and creating projects. The Brand Name associated with my Poetry/Lyrics YouTube channel is Lyrics from the ThroneRoom with Poet Hannah George. God has been so tremendously good to me, blessing me with multiple gifts and Writing/Speaking Poetry is one. My Hope is that the Poems I share and are inspired by the Holy Spirit, generously bless your heart and point you to the heart of the Heavenly Father which is Always For you!

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