HE ROARS!
Carol holds a Masters of science in Economics and she also has years of experience in writing articles about various subjects.
Have you ever wondered about this life?
A mixture of justice and injustice
A blend of happy and sad
Doesn’t it all look so bad
The rich and the poor
Darkness and light
Need I say more?
Quite a paradoxical way of existence
But who cares? Right?
That’s how the stony hearts think
The users and abusers, ah they stink
They live for their belly and fame
Their god is money, mammon is its name
Then suddenly high above the clouds
I hear a mighty roar
The Lion of the tribe of Judah
announcing His judgement
He Roars!
The earth quivers, the powers of darkness fall back
The evil doers are caught in their track
For they thought we had no Helper
He Roars!
Over the afflicted among His people
Over the injustice on this earth
He Roars!
He is close to the brokenhearted
And He saves the crushed in spirit
His roar brings justice for His own,
But judgement over the unbelievers
I hear Him loud and clear
Mighty Lion of Judah
He Roars!!!
© 2019 Carol Essed
Comments
Shannon Henry from Texas on November 10, 2019:
No worries. It is a bit confusing sometimes. If you reply from the "comments" section the reply button on the hub shows on the hub. And if you reply directly on the hub itself, you usually have to refresh between each reply, for some reason, and it only shows the 'approve' button. At least, that's what I seem to have noticed lately.
Carol Essed (author) from Suriname on November 10, 2019:
Thanks again, Shannon. I'm new on this site. So having trouble replying. Sometimes I see a reply button and sometimes I don't. Are I erased my earlier reply by accident. It'll get some getting used to
Carol Essed (author) from Suriname on November 09, 2019:
Thanks Eve. That's so encouraging to me
Reformed Eve from USA on November 09, 2019:
I love this so much. Yes, he roars!
Shannon Henry from Texas on November 05, 2019:
Very well-written. I could see parts of your poem as a worship song. Nice imagery within your words. And that lion and lamb picture you found is really calming to me.