Confessions From Within: A Prayer Of Acknowledgement, And Of Grace

Last updated on: March 9, 2016 at 11:20 am by Tom Zampino

Confessions From Within: A Prayer Of Acknowledgement, And Of Grace 2016-03-09T11:20:44-05:00 Tom Zampino

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I Have Fallen, But You Remain. Always

If I stood before you as Adam did,

Before the fall, feeling no shame,

I could, again, be at peace.

Instead, more than just my heart

Has been exposed.

My soul has been ripped open,

Torn apart. Left unguarded.

Even, too, my body lingers

Frail, and assailable.

You see me. Fully.

And you know who I am. Truly.

And that’s enough to break me,

At times.

Yet, you still regard the depths of

My anguish,

You still release the coldness of

My despair.

You enfold me within your silence,

And enrobe me with your grace.

I am, once more,

Made whole, thereby.

Even as I seize this moment.

Even as I grasp, yet again,

Your peace.

Peace

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