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The Seas of Life


She set sail on the seas of life,
Her boat held together by the nails of christ.
She bailed the water of trials and tribulation
For she knew she was stronger then the power of satan.
 
At times she felt so lonely on the stormy seas
So she bowed her head and knelt on her knees.
She knew then that she should not fear,
For the spirit of christ was always here.
 
Throughout her life she was put through many tests
But she knew the time would come for that endless rest.
So when her final days came to an end,
She reached out to grasp that glorious hand.
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