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Personality

All from you, every last shred

of my natural state, the tendencies by which I’m led

How can one say to another,

“You’re odd and make me uncomfortable... so I won’t love you brother.”

 

I won’t strive to understand or with your differences sympathize

or turn my judging lens toward my inside.

For you have a large speck deep in your eye,

and good thing I’m here to judge and criticize,

 

for your weaknesses bother me,

and I expect from you better,

I’m here to dot your vowels

and make sure you cross your letters.”

 

What do you have that has not been given you,

from our dear King Jesus above?

Oh Lord help us treasure You more than ourselves,

and abide in Your sweet and unconditional love.

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Written by
matthew-rowe
American
Published
Aug 18, 2010
Lines·Words
16·128
Notes

Matthew 7:1-5

Romans 14

Daniel 1

John 3:27

1 Corinthians 4:6,7

Philippines. Summer 2009.

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