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A syrupy slur of worry<\/p>\n
Sloshed around my heart;<\/p>\n
My veins overflowed for days<\/p>\n
Because of my vagrant ways.<\/p>\n
Who will save me? When?<\/p>\n
Each sorrow begins again.<\/p>\n
I heard a voice then say,<\/p>\n
“I was the same way;<\/p>\n
Do not fear.”<\/p>\n
I expected the cold would sear<\/p>\n
My face, but rather, as I<\/p>\n
Returned to my room lately<\/p>\n
The open night welcomed me:<\/p>\n
A heaven of little witnesses<\/p>\n
Descended, mingling free.<\/p>\n
The air was limitless,<\/p>\n
Lying still, and quiet.<\/p>\n
And sidewalks sparkled silent,<\/p>\n
Etched holy and mild;<\/p>\n
I felt myself a child.<\/p>\n
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That verse in Philippians quoted above has been around me for a few days, so I felt I should keep it near. I wish I knew it better. The voice I heard was my mom’s, a testimony of how much mothers can help, and not only that, but of understanding compassion. I am interested in how Philippians 2:5-7 can connect with someone who struggles in some way. Jesus never sinned, yet he understands our weaknesses. In his weakness, he not only understood us, but performed love in coming into it. And to love God and our neighbor is ultimately what He calls us to do.<\/p>\n
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