Hear the music galloping along with a vengeance. See the mirror in the middle of the carousel reflecting back the chaos of the ride. A carousel isn't always fun, and this cry came from my heart.
"Catch me God,”
I cry.
"Stop this carousel
I’m on."
The days and the seasons, stampeding, go by.
Dark pains and dark
pleasures around me, they fly,
and I cry,
“Catch me
please God – before I die.”
“Catch me God,”
I cry,
as the black in
my heart edges in.
My life and my
actions increasingly gray -
the good and
the perfect are further away,
and I cry
“Catch me
please God – before I die.”
“Catch me God,”
I cry.
The
carousel mirror shows truth to me.
It shows me a
life full of sin beyond measure -
a self-centered
life hurting those I should treasure
Oh how I cry,
“Catch me
please God – before I die.”
And then, the
carousel is still.
My world has
crashed.
I’ve lost the
will
to run,
and running,
then to hide,
since the
mirror has shown me what’s inside.
When I saw and confessed the guilt
to my Lord,
He softened the pain,
and I heard Him explain
that
playing the
game of catch-if-you-can
is something that He would not do.
I had to stop
playing,
reach out,
take God’s
hand.
and follow His heart - then I knew.
He was there all the time seeing my plight.
He answered each time I prayed in the night.
He hurt when I hurt and He said when I cried,
“I caught you my child, --
on the day my Son died.”
Dear friend, if you are playing that game - please know that life can get better. It did for me, many years ago when I surrendered my heart to my Father, the God of the universe.
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