Hope

Looking backward, I returned to the road I traveled.

Grace in its fullness came through hard winters and calamities,

for each New Year God gathered at my side rescuing me in unclenching clear depths.

Trudging along with my unraveling heart,

stranded in descending shadows,

my thinning days slipped into months, then to years—

though I weathered fogs of doubt, I never lost hope.

How fortunate to have had a life-long companion who walked with me

over moon-drenched roads folding all distances into His rivers of grace.

Grasping the knitted void of this Partner,

I became drunk on the dreams and hope of love.

Grace in its fullness came.

Patricia Kelly Gangas (2010) "Hope," The Prairie Light Review: Vol. 30: No. 2, Article 59.


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