

(God’s Sonnet by Timothy J. Verret; “it’s how I cope to hope in an uncluttered table, a knock, an invitation accepted for Jesus to sit at my table for a vegan meal”)
You’re sitting at your table, you alone.
You’d rest your head on it if there was space.
The table is covered with plates you’re prone
to throw and break and crash to rid disgrace.
I sit at my table with vegan meals.
Hardly the problem. It’s the side dishes:
Angry aches a la carte. Side of shame steals
my appetite for Love served, Grace wishes.
“I knock. I come in and I eat with you.”
Revelation Three:20 – Table cleared.
We serve Him. We cater to Him. We, who,
never will eat alone now He’s appeared.
Some will say more dishes, more we’re able
to eat. Nope. He’s clearing off our table.
You have a nice way way with words.
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God has blessed me with a whole lot of rhyme AND reason! 🙂
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