Man Needs God Poem by EZEKIEL MAU

Man Needs God



Fervently helpless
Recklessly senseless
See a long way yet lies?
but he's Majorly fainted

Who can help?
The load does faint him
Who will guide?
O! He's lost the bearing

He searchs in tears
He pants with fears
That which he called a fiend
now turns a sum of wasted years

Hath he knowledge that knows not
the begining Thou art?
Hath he Wisdom that choose not
the deeds thou can?
Hath he Strenght that cannot
himself conquër?
I conclude that man is to himself
a tyrant

But Thou O God,
thy hand reach forth
And Thou O God
till love be won
One day twil be
his trembling gone
Because he did
surrender all.

Sunday, June 5, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: god
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Man is in a stinking state of poverty that has not God. Despite his professed attainment in matérial reality
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