| The Road Newspapers lay scattered on the filthy streets. I walk past, and feel an overpowering hopelessness for this land. Here, There is one apartment, Many homeless, And a bondage to sin. An ambulance Races Past. As I turn My head, I discover Myself the only One to notice; It passes as a common occurrence to others. When I began my walk, I was like a tourist - I could care less. But now- After being tested, Tried, And refined by the fire- The eyes of my heart have been opened. I pause for a moment In my walk, And see my distance That I've covered: Eating lunch with homeless, Serving hot chocolate, Carrying conversation, Drama, Reaching out to children, Just being a friend. Before this trial Was who I was Before the missions trip. I turn my eyes to above, To see the cloud in the sky That I am to follow. I look down, And see a cross On my chest, A "worship" bag On my shoulder, Tired shoes, And the middle Of this connecting path. I look forward And see My Lord and Savior Guiding me forward through This trip- And into the rest of my life. There is hope. "Open the eyes of my heart Lord, open the eyes of my heart; I want to see you, I want to see you." |
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