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Words from my Heart


He holds my heart within his hands Bending, Molding, all to plan Sometimes it hurts, but he always works. The black is now out of my heart, leaving a hole for a new start I feel all empty, sad and alone I don't know where else to turn For all my bridges have been burned I feel a warmth, within my chest My body shaking, I'm out of breath I feel so light, like a weight has been lifted My hands burn like a fire is within them I raise my hands and fall to my knees Surrendering to whatever is overtaking me Tears, they begin to stream happily I look into the sky, wondering what is really up there The burning in my hands, it spreads And when i think i may combust The Joy, it flows from my gut Laughing happily in a sweet surrender "Oh Lord, My God, don't ever linger Stay here with me forever and ever Fill my heart with what makes yours tender." That hole in my heart, it begins to fill With something more amazing than could be real A honey sweet smell begins to spill "Where are you, reveal yourself!" A chuckle as light as air itself "I am here with you, Oh cant you tell You have drank from the water And doesn't it taste well? May that longing never leave, in the name of Me." I smile so big as i feel something coming I sense it, its something big And like a wave, I'm swept away Sprawled across the floor, feeling so unworthy I claw at the floor, not worthy of this presence And bury my head, to hide me from this present "Don't hide your face, you are so worthy I love you more than anything my darling." And just like that the presence is gone But i feel no remorse, I feel so strong That hole in my heart is filled sweet with honey "The Lord, Our God, is soon coming make yourselves ready, For the wrath of the judgment of the Lamb."
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