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Sing Through The Fire

Darrell Lindsey

Poetry



Neither mystic nor angel,
I walk the road of God
with blisters on my feet,
and thorns in my flesh.
I fall and rise, fall and rise.
In my wounds are worlds
that have come unwound,
and I suspect I will remain a stranger,
a shadow to all I pass,
until His presence powers every step.
It's His wounds that made the road holy,
wholly worth the long journey
past all the nails of self.
I must learn to sing through the fire
with His voice, lean only in the direction
of His everlasting love.




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Copyright 2010, Darrell Lindsey. All rights reserved.

Darrell Lindsey is a freelance writer from Nacogdoches, the oldest town in Texas. Recent or forthcoming credits include The Christian Science Monitor, Modern Haiku, The Heron's Nest Award, 2005 Tanka Splendor Awards, flashquake, and Wisteria.

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