When light hits the wet pavement, brought under the city's fire,
We ask, when did the rain come?
The last few days God has been having his way in whispers of admonition.
Mild, kind reproof of what He looks down on.
Broken vessels, cisterns brewing without water.
In their flesh, and tender needs,
But no voices speaking it.
When do we say it?
When the rain finally comes?
We falter and spin out and He pulls us back in.
His grace echoes
down,
down further past the bricks of
Recoiled hearts.
Come up,
He pulls us on.
The sky He holds is
Whole blue and you see
Redeemed in His clouds.
But we sit with muddy, dry hands
In the bottom of our wells.
Stubborn fools,
Come home and tell
Them the fire is out
And the rain is.
loves,
m
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