posted on Mar, 5 2010 @ 08:19 AM
You should rather open your hand, willingly lending enough to meet the need, whatever it may be. Deuteronomy 15: 8
I the Wanderer
lost in a wilderness
struggling with directions
cry out in desperation.
Open your hand.
I call with words of doom
all to a mute response.
The people are cattle
swayed only by thoughts
of self
and grass.
On street corners and concrete jungles they trod
close-fisted and tight
mindless with selfish desires
Can I alone see it?
the shameless, heartless
cattle-crunching frenzy?
Open your hand.
Here I stand, destitute
the sojourner, widow, homeless, orphan
hungering for a glance
a glimmer of recogniction.
Where is the spark of understanding?
the glint of cherished hope?
It lies dull and listless
trampled into mud by grazing cattle
But
oh
don't you understand?
My prophecy laid bare:
God is on the side of the underdog.