Caretaker
1 Timothy 5:8
8 But if someone does not provide for his own, especially his own family,
he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever.
Family togetherness formed in the early beginning
All in a place to come too for a warm simple comfort
In some families for sure this seems to last and simmer
Far beyond the Holidays as written in the heart
Love is more than a flowing pen with ink that washes off
It seems more like a fingerprint of the heart to be past into forever
A gift from God for sure that at times needs dusting off
As we at times neglect it as a memory of the past
Only once or twice a year some faces appear again
Hearts that were forgotten by the priorities in “my” life
For goodness sake somehow I could have remembered them
In prayer or thoughtfulness as I escape from daily strife
All these forms of selfishness that embrace cares of the world
One by one excuses seem to build a tower to Heaven
There to confront God with the nonsense of our hurts
Yep we’re quite some characters with self-inflicted wounds
A world of confusion as our towers downward tumble
We have little in common then ... even in the church
Laying a foundation of our failures as lives around crumble
and so to start building once again in blindness and so forth
Jan Wienen
