Sola Christus Poem by Adrian Wait

Sola Christus

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Stevie knew
The drowning
See their need
It becomes clear
Pride is our anchor
As the light fades
Broken and contrite
Clarity, assumptions
Pretensions disappear
Blinded by self-wisdom
Leaning on old illusions
Some make believe
Our grasp tightens
And torment grips
What if we are wrong?
What if this is it
As good as it gets
Assumptions and illusions
The chains that hide
Naked vulnerability
Redoubling our efforts
Losing sight of the way
Fear turns to rejection
Building higher walls
Trust reserved to the few
The precious few
Still searching
Never finding
How do we let go?
How do we face ourselves?
When we are drowning
Pride the greatest lie
Lean not to our wisdom
And let battle commence
Dignity versus despair
Remember, Faith is a gift
Not a possession
It is neither owned
Or earned, it is Grace
Don’t fool yourself
With stoic religiosity
Pre-packed prayers
And sacrifice chosen
What is mankind?
That love should die
What does love require?
Love Justice, Be merciful,
Walk humbly with God
Open the eyes of our hearts
Pride is a blind shield
Stevie knew
It is the drowning
Who see their need
For the Saviour
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