to the woman
who had no more
tears to shed
after crying night
after night after night,
and to her husband
who had no more
words to offer
that might be hopeful,
a stranger
(or three?)
came with a
promise;
to a fellow
on the run
from a foe
who was as rentless
as he was ruthless,
a stranger
offers a little water
and bakes a small
biscuit,
a simple meal of
promise;
to a couple
walking down
grief's road along
the edge of
Dark Valley,
a stranger
offers broken
bread
to strengthen them
for the journey
into God's
promise;
to us,
Holy Stranger,
come
and feed us
on your
promises.
(c) 2014 Thom M. Shuman
Thursday, May 01, 2014
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