December Ember

What can I say?” Said little Teardrop, to the Seribud Deer.

Say nothing, then,” He replied, un jumbling Hisself in her eyes, and she knew He spelled. ‘B- r-u-i-s-e-d, R-e-e-d ‘ for ‘Seribud Deer’,

wheeeeh!

Tear Drop glowed out loud: He was really Bruised broken for her- she understood that her little or long words never made much sense maybe, but He felt it all –

He cared to be there, He was Everything in this Garden of Life, she was not just another little sprout in a long done list of Created things,

Oh and that, by His Stripes she was healed.

With every drop of Faith she faithed, a new red Bud bloomed in His Crown, as if she were a jewel. Imagine that, she a Jewel in His crown

With that Teardrop fell asleep in her warmed petals, it was a first. The first time she realized the place of Tears,

Long drive back home via Tiger forest reserve

@fernhill
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5 responses to “December Ember”

  1. So beautiful an allegory!

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  2. First step into Africa (on a short-term mission trip). Glorious sunshine, bright, huge red and orange flowers, red dirt, and big, wide, blue “Montana” skies. African skies are remarkable and uplifting, regardless of the poverty below. It was wonderful.

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  3. Aww that was beautiful💗Double Pawkisses for a Happy Weekend🐾😽💞

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