| Jessie | ||||||
| Squinting out into the darkness I searched for you. The paradigm of everything I never wanted to be. From the shelter of the stained glass and burgundy bricks I looked for the signs of YOU. Jessie. Jezebel. Red cheeks, earrings and scantily clad, yeah, that had to be you. As I watched you, judgement sat on me as a heavy cloak, or a bird of prey, waiting for the kill. But then, you walked behind my fortress fell on your face and prayed. I saw with amazement the wonder as you excepted the love the others worshipped with split tongue but denied. You caused me to look around in the safety of the drab walls and deeper I searched and found underneath the long skirts and nappy hair you lurked. The insidiousness of your plan so simple yet genius. Blinding the truth and giving it the clothing of self righteousness you were able to walk in pride, behind a facade of loving acceptance, knowing you really loathed the truth but still hoarded it and banged your wooden throne until we were ashamed into submitting to a blind leader. I looked again and saw within you lust and bitterness, hatred and sin. Where love and acceptance should have lived darkness made it's abode, all hid by a Sunday morning song and dance, with the facade of a potluck smile. So sad when running to the light requires a spiritual fight and it's the enemy who uses US those who can help, to mortally wound the children who need Christ. Get it Right. |
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