Awaken Poem by Michael Walker

Awaken



Awaken to birds mating in the morn
In antiphonal singing in the spring,
And even though you be the most forlorn,
Remember that it is for you they sing.

Each flower, face, and voice opens for you,
And every word you read, or picture see.
For you, the world would any service do;
For you, the entire world was brought to be.

Yet, painted ladies slap the Maker's face;
He is ignored by men so sleek and strong.
An Orphan made by His own human race,
Everyone's an orphan in the throng.

O, seek the One Whose very face is peace,
For peace from Him will never, ever cease.

Monday, July 21, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: suicide
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem was written as a plea to one considering suicide not to go through with it, because even God has been forsaken, yet He will not forsake you, as the created world demonstrates at every turn, but as a superficial society attempts to obfuscate. This realization requires an awakening of the spirit, to be sure.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Richard Jarboe 27 July 2014

every bird is a miracle to sing in your work

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