It's Always Darkest Poem by Michael P. Johnson

It's Always Darkest



“Redundant” was his bitter cry
He’d heard it in the town
It left his family high and dry
His works were closing down



How sad he thought whilst in the queue
From now I’ll have no pay
Oh Lord my God can this be true
I’m standing here today



I’m unemployed they heard him sob

Just how could all this be

There’s now no way I’ll find a job
For now I’m fifty three


But still there must be something new
Life can’t be so unkind
My job was good the wages too
But now what’s left to find


Right then he heard his Saviour’s voice
So soft and full of care
“Lift up your heart my child rejoice
I heard your tearful prayer



Come now and work for me my son
Come join my chosen few
I have some work that must be done
And have a place for you


Your job with me will never cease
I hope that you’ll agree
For endless life of love and peace
Awaits who work for me”


All this was done to save one man
God closed a factory down
Who knows what next the Lord will plan
To give a child Life’s crown

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Michael P. Johnson

Michael P. Johnson

New Silksworth / Sunderland Co/Durham England
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