A Journey Through Deserts Of Opportunity Poem by Hannington Mumo

A Journey Through Deserts Of Opportunity



Life does sometimes bring us to a place,
Where it seems to disappear every ounce of grace…
Where hope for a better future looks so small,
When woe and confusion seem to have their greatest toll.



Yet in the most hidden corridors of our hearts
The Scripture reminds us that all is for the good
Of those that yearn for God in the most private parts
And that the elect are always by trials pursued.


I thus shall not dwell on earth's injustices
But my hope invest in Christ
Who for all my sins atoned
And died on a tree far-off accursed.

Thursday, January 8, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: philosophy
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The versification was spontaneously done to capture the rigors of the depravities of rural Africa where poverty and purposelessness have found a resting place.
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