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Poem of Faith

by Terry A. Shuman
(Medina, Ohio (U.S.A.))





True Faith


How dastardly the winds of fate
Can heartlessly destroy and maim,
Constricting lives with crushing weight,
Without the slightest hint of shame.

How dauntlessly we thrust our chins,
Assuming a defensive stance,
As we attempt to change the winds
That castigate with wrathful chants.

How endless seems our agony;
How quickly we would sacrifice
Our own well being, just to be
Controller of the tumbling dice.

How helplessly we tumble, while
Control escapes our striving grip,
And teases us with wanton guile,
As seagulls would a sinking ship.

Yet, hopeless as our plight may seem,
And black as night, our days may be,
We all shall 'waken from this dream
To find God's true reality.

Please know that in these times of stress,
Forsaken as your heart may feel,
God's promised that He'll always bless
Those souls whose faith in Him is real.



A Poem Of Faith And Compassion, © Written By Terry A. Shuman,
Medina, Ohio on 9/20/11


Poems of faith from the visitors to a-spiritual-journey-of-healing.com:

Beyond These Walls - another wonderful poem from the writer of True Faith.
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A poem about overcoming resistance to God
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Note from webmaster of a-spiritual-journey-of-healing.com, Katherine T Owen

Dear Terry,
Apologies, but the page will not take indentations of text. If you can work out the html needed, you can send it to me via the contacts page I think.
It is a beautiful poem though, without indents! A
perfect iambic quadrameter.

With Love, Katherine


Tags: poems of faith, spiritual surrender, trust in the lord



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Poem of Faith

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Sep 27, 2011
Thank you for words of encouragement
by: Katherine T Owen

Dear Terry,

Thank you so much for your words of spiritual encouragement.

They arrive at a moment in time when they are much needed, and will no doubt help speed me through into a sweeter place.

The following bible quotes also arrived in my email box a moment ago. I pass them on. Perhaps, since they have arrived at the same time, they are for you too. They seem relevant to a page on poems of faith and trust in hard times.

May your heart be always open to the strength of God and may you be filled with the peace that passes understanding,

With thanks and with the Love we are,
Katherine


God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore we
will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea,
though its waters roar and foam and the mountains quake with their surging.
(Psalm 46:1-3)

I sought the Lord, and he answered me, and delivered me from all my fears.
(Psalm 34:4)

So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will
strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.
(Isaiah 41:10)








Sep 26, 2011
With Gratitude and Humility
by: Terry A. Shuman

Dear Katherine,

Thanks so very much for accepting my poem and for your kind comments as well.

The indentations for the verses are totally inconsequential.

The poem represents an on-going attempt to reconcile our challenged faith when untreatable illnesses strike the righteous, the innocent, and the best of human kind. Often times, it is those who are healthy who suffer the most during these trying times.

May God continue to bless your life and your efforts to bring hope, inspiration, and guidance to those who are in need.

Take care,
Terry A. Shuman

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