Sonnet: God’s Divine Plan Poem by Dr John Celes

Sonnet: God’s Divine Plan

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Am I like Moses for the people here?
Perhaps, God wants me for their deliverance
From slavery and cheating and great fear;
Perhaps, I’m one with the right temperance.

Although my life till now was pretty bad,
God is my Master true whom I will serve;
Most people seen look famished and ill-clad;
Until my mission ends, how can I swerve?

Why God chose me? I cannot understand,
Nor do I know His plans, He has for me;
Through me, He will show all a better land!
I feel I am already quite weary.

Give me the needed strength, Holy Spirit!
Let me then wear my celestial habit.

Thursday, August 21, 2003
Topic(s) of this poem: slavery,sonnet
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Dr John Celes

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