After 2 Samuel 12:1-25
He leaps from story
to outrage without
missing a bear, the sin
so obvious, the wrong
done so clear.
The teller then says
it is a story about you;
you are the one who
lusted, and stole, and
murdered.
You saw the lamb
you didn’t own;
you were already
where you weren’t
supposed to be.
You stole it, used it,
and then lied, trying
to cover it up, even
to kill the innocent
in your sin and madness.
Photograph by Artyom Kabajev via Unsplash. Used with permission.
Some Sunday Readings
The Courage in Encouragement – Trevis Wax at The Gospel Coalition.
Exposing Adultery to the Light – Kyle Borg at Gentle Reformation.
Long Live Within Our Hearts – Cody Ilardo at Power & Glory.
Against the Algorithm: In Praise of the Parish – Michael Jensen at Lost Arts.

1 comment:
Such a moving poem, Glynn, filled with perfect imagery. Blessings!
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