O sweet
mother, gentle woman, forever blessed,
You come
and knock at my door,
You seek
your Christ, your Son,
'Is he
in here?'
I dare
not say, my lady, for I fear to disappoint.
Yet even
in my disappointment
I am
filled, sustained, made whole
By the
love of Whom you seek,
But it
is not really He for whom you search,
It is I,
for I am the one lost,
The one
whom you and your Christ wish to bring back
To Him,
for my sake, for his glory, through his love.
For
often I wander
Far from
your world, yet never far from your eyes,
From his
eyes, from my own.
For
though I seek and stray,
I am
gently watched,
Lovingly held,
Graciously bound.
Something
within me stirs—
May I be
according to his Word.
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