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Unconditional


Have you ever seen a tree, grown so big and so strong From the nourishment of the earth for all the years long Notice the rays from the sun falling upon all things Expecting nothing in return yet sunlight it brings Ever look at the moon that lights up the night Giving us vision of all the things in sight Ever notice a mother so patient and kind Teaching a child right from wrong with no return in mind Ever laid eyes on a flower blooming from the ground With help from the sunshine which rays it has found Take a deep breath, notice oxygen you breath Expect nothing back yet beautiful life it brings All of these things beautiful and joyful to see But one thing I know greater than all these things A being who died to cleanse all of my sins So loving in nature, not following worldly trends We often forget of him because we are flawed But, he loves us UNCONDITIONALLY for he is the merciful God.
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