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There's A House


There’s a path to the house from the meadow,

Leading home from the dark forest’s gloom,

Well-worn by the feet of your Father,

As He fought, ran, and chased after you.

 

There’s a house with a room for you, child,

Where you’ll sleep and you’ll rest every night,

And you need not cry alone anymore,

Your Father will make all wrongs right.

 

There’s a place at the table, dear sibling,

You don’t need someone to make room,

For your Father invited you in here,

And He set a place just for you.

 

 
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Rachel Genevieve

Hello! I'm a writer from Texas. I'm more used to writing prose, but I write poetry from time to time. I like literature, folklore, theology, and tea. I'm a Christian, so some of my poetry may reflect this.

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