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Thoughts of a Lamb


Here I sit, alone at last thinking of the distant past that shaped me into who I am; coming home, a long-lost lamb returning to my pasture home from the rocky fields I've roamed, welcomed by my Shepherd's embrace, filled with love and drenched with grace. A gentler rain we'll never see Until we reach eternity.
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