Windows and Widows
Windows and Widows
Does the orphan child have a name?
Does the widow know she was once a bride?
Does God know I exist?
In this World we create, as if there is no consequence
A widow we make
Where there is bondservant
Tomorrow we take the master
When there is no bride for the groom
There is no groom
Blind eye for matching tooth
The grinding of the wheel turns and there is no loom
No thread bearing needle
Without clothes aren’t we but naked
Without food starving
Without God nothing
When we take ourselves and gaze upon ourselves?
Will we see as God does?
Or will we see as the mad King
God of oblivion
Caster of shadows
Deceiver of Nations
Father of lies
Destroyer
Will the cock crow thrice and we be counted?
And counted to where?
Will we be like Peter?
Or will we be like Daniel?
Will we be with the Lion,
And the Lamb?
Will the Son of God be our rest?
Will we bear our own iniquity?
Will you hear me, now?
Does God know we exist?
In existence is God
God is existence
Embrace him we must
For when we are laid low down and in pieces
Who picks them up
Who tills the field when we cannot?
Does not the fool get cast aside for when they cannot bear?
Do we deserve it?
When we are but children and we can feel the very presence of God
When we are adults, are we still not but children to God
What is eternity, but a fleeting moment in the eyes of God
When some second passes to us
To God, many years follow
Is it gold you seek?
Does fortune favor the wise?
Do the wicked take that which belongs not to them?
Is there justice in the end?
Does it hurt to die?
Surrounded in the valley are lily’s you say
Do they look beautiful like you?
Or do they wither and die like me?
I am but a fisherman, lost at the heavenly sea
With no lighthouse
No mooring lines
Wishing for even a deserted plane
Anything but the drowning that is to come
Will I burn in hellfire?
Will I be redeemed?
Did I not seek first the Kingdom of God?
Did I not do a respectable job?
Did they listen?
Did they hear?
Are they coming with me?
Is it the depths of the abyss?
Or the mire of fog
Maybe it’s the light of the Lord our God
I think I see it coming on the horizon
I think I see God’s bliss
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