Soar. Who doesn’t like to soar? I love Isaiah 40:31 because there are times I need to feel like I’m soaring above it all. It gives me hope to think I can fly above my struggles. I love the imagery of it. So, I decided to write this. Guess I’m into poetry these days. Hope you enjoy it.
Free to soar
In the realm of hope, where dreams take flight,
A verse whispers with celestial might.
A verse from Isaiah, a treasure untold,
A guiding light for the weary soul.
“Those who wait upon the Lord,” it begins,
Shall soar on wings, as an eagle within.
Renewed strength, a miraculous gift,
Unfolding wings, burdens to lift.
Indeed,like the eagle, so majestic and free,
We find true peace when we bend our knee.
In quiet surrender, we seek His face,
In His presence, we find endless grace.
When life’s trials weigh heavy and deep,
And the night is long, and we cannot sleep,
We turn to this verse, a beacon of hope,
A promise to cling to on slippery slopes.
Though we stumble and fall, we won’t be dismayed,
For our strength is renewed, as God has conveyed.
We mount up on wings, soaring above,
Feeling the strength that comes from His love.
Let us remember as we experience our plight,
When we’re weary and worn, and filled with fright,
Yet Isaiah 40:31 will be our refrain,
As we wait on the Lord and rise, unchained.
God bless and have a great day.
