The Lord is a first responder
who runs towards the blast
not away from it;
the Lord is a trauma nurse
who is in her car in the parking lot
ready to go home after her shift,
but goes back in when she sees
the ambulances arrive;
the Lord is employees
who turn their restaurant
into a shelter for the injured
and frightened;
the Lord is a mother
who makes sure her home
is secure and then checks
on her neighbors;
the Lord is a father
who comforts his children
while his own fears
assail him . . .
in the darkest of valleys,
the Lord is
always with us.
(c) 2013 Thom M. Shuman
Sunday, April 21, 2013
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