Believe In Me! Lord, Who Art Thou Poem by Philip Henry Savage
Believe In Me! Lord, Who Art Thou
'Believe in me!' Lord, who art thou
That bid'st me to believe in thee?
I have my life to live, and now
Thy yoke would but a burden be;
I would be free.
'Come, follow me!' Nay, Lord, my way
Is wide of thine along the sea;
Among the hills I love to stray,
Nor walks there anyone with me;
Why I with thee?
Monday, October 18, 2010
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4/25/2024 1:45:11 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Ah, the eternal cry of the God-hater, created as a son, but choosing to be disowned rather than listen to anyone but himself.