Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
Oh, we played Between your walls But never noticed the pain Behind your smile You fed us snacks And our games went on Deepening your sense Of how it’s not supposed to be this way How did it end up so wrong We saw you as invincible You wished you could be But the brokenness Clawed and scratched it’s way Even into your dreams We slept soundly And laughed away But you died a little Each day The understanding that comes with hindsight... Yet even more, the deepest sorrow That comes from knowing, all along, There was One who could make it all right The harvest is plentiful, The laborers are few Still the truth remains Eternal life, in Jesus Christ and He makes all things new.
0
Feb 25, 2019
Feb 25, 2019 at 8:35 PM UTC
The Parents We Saw Past
Oh, we played Between your walls But never noticed the pain Behind your smile You fed us snacks And our games went on Deepening your sense Of how it’s not supposed to be this way How did it end up so wrong We saw you as invincible You wished you could be But the brokenness Clawed and scratched it’s way Even into your dreams We slept soundly And laughed away But you died a little Each day The understanding that comes with hindsight... Yet even more, the deepest sorrow That comes from knowing, all along, There was One who could make it all right The harvest is plentiful, The laborers are few Still the truth remains Eternal life, in Jesus Christ and He makes all things new.
Melissalveilleux
Written by
Feb 25, 2019
Feb 25, 2019 at 8:35 PM UTC
Request permission to use this poem