My Church Poem by Randy McClave

My Church



My church comforts the sick and the dying
And the ones who are lost and crying,
Together or separate we will sing a hymn
And we will help anyone, either her or a him.

My church also feeds the fallen and the hungry
No mater of their race, creed or country,
And if they are needy or even poor
They can have the clothes that we haven't wore.

When a sadness or suffering comes unto you
Tell me, what does your church say or do,
Do they work, or give, or even read a heartfelt psalm;
That's right, you don't even have one.

Randy L. McClave

Thursday, July 26, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: christian
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I know there is a God, which I talk to daily, but I still don't go to church. I have an identical twin who goes to church almost daily, he helps the needy and helps feed the poor, and many times he has asked me to go to church, which sadly I don't.
This poem is meant to be my brother or anyone's brother talking and asking a brother or a friend or even a stranger why don't they go to church and help.
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Randy McClave

Randy McClave

Ashland, Kentucky
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