A discovery I made in Guatemala of my passion to work with people with special needs because of the lack of love for them.
For twenty years
I felt ugly, ashamed
of who I was,
the creation God made.
I wrestled tragedy, trauma,
reason, cause
but came up with nothing;
I was broken, lost.
He said I was anointed;
good would cover evil,
but the more I loved through Him
I was betrayed by people.
I wanted to give up,
living this similarity with Job
but God’s Word said
I was worthy and should have hope.
So I prayed. I prayed,
I sought a mentor.
But God solely wanted
to provide and be my protector.
He called me to Guatemala
against my parent’s will,
by providing the funds.
In His arms I was confident still.
Now I come
and see why I am here:
to love those who are described
as the way I used to feel.
The puzzle pieces fit together,
since the day of my grief,
God has been weaving
the testimony of what I believe:
that sickness, disability,
injuries occur
to bring His glory
and display His love on earth.
My story is of
patience
forgiveness
love,
gifts I humbly accept
because they’re supernaturally from above!
I live a curse though,
of hearing the pain people see,
by not looking through God’s eyes
or understanding His grace; mercy.
I take their stares to heart,
the adjectives, the tear-filled eyes
one day, they too, will know -
everyone presses toward the prize.
Until that day, we all dance,
hear, see together in heaven,
I live a “cursed” blessing
of reaching those hurt by my brethren.
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