Healing from Above
The offender never apologize
The inflictor will only deny
The sword of tongue so sharpen
The stabber laughs with his knife
He lives on merry go lucky
The hurt, the wound, the confusion
Caused by one with no conscience
The Showers of Blessings
Giving and Receiving Blessings
The Showers of Blessings 
Beautiful poem Miriam 🙂
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Thank you Judith!
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What a beautiful poem. It really made me think, thank you for that!
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Thank you for reading. It’s a time capsule of what life brought me, but now I’m happy and grateful!
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Forgiveness is key. This is a beautiful poem Miriam.
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Patricia, thank you for reading and your kind comment! Yes, forgiveness set me free!
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Oh Miriam, this is beautiful! I have chills. So touched by your authenticity and your creative expression. Funny, I just read a quote by John-Roger on letting go: “Observe yourself, identify all that is not part of you. Then be ruthless in letting those things go, simply by no longer participating in them. Release and disperse them. What is left? The Soul. You.” -John-Roger, DSS
I’d be honored if you would contribute this to Forgiving Fridays. As a reminder, all you need to do is include a pingback to my post (here’s the latest: https://forgivingconnects.com/2017/04/07/todays-forgiving-fridays-do-it-in-love/) and include #ForgivingFridays.
I love you & am grateful you brought my attention to this post. – Debbie
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Debbie, it’s my pleasure to do that! Miriam
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Great Miriam! I saw the link in the comments on the blog post. (which is neat) However, to do a pingback, you’d want to include the link in your blog, similar to how you included the Daily Prompt of Heal. Does that make sense? ❤ Much love, and thank you! ~Debbie
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I think it does. I’ve done it once!
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Awesome! Whatever you did worked. You have now contributed to Forgiving Fridays. So blessed and grateful to read your contribution, and to know you Miriam. I love you — thanks again! Love, Debbie
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Debbie, you’re welcome! The tag links to your post. Thank you! Miriam
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Yep I got it! Miriam, I am so honored for your contribution. I’ll share it tomorrow in Forgiving Fridays. 💜 I love you
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I’m glad to contribute. love, Miriam ♥*♥*♥
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Just shared in today’s Forgiving Fridays! ❤
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Oh, I’ll come over to visit!
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Faith moves mountains and the healing of our healing comes from God. A very deep poem for reflection in a week of prayer.
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Thank you so much! Yes, let God heal the wound! God will take care of the one who caused it!
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Wow!!! Miriam you expressed it so beautifully! How true healing never comes from stabber! Lovely!
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That person is still laughing and scorning.. God dealt with him in His own way! Thankful that I received His healing! Thank you for your comment!
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Thanks for reblog!
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Great poem and advice. Forgiveness heals the offended far more than the one who did the offending.
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Thank you for the comment! It’s very true!
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So very hard to let go sometimes, but so very necessary. And you are right: True and full healing comes from above… Thank you! I needed to read this message this morning. Oh, and special blessings on this very special Sunday!
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I’m also, some truth of old stuff 20+ years ago plus some observation from my volunteer work. Nothing of present concern. Thank you. Off to got to my 3 services this morning! Good day!!
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Reblogged this on ladyleemanila and commented:
the healing from Above 🙂
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Thank you very much!
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Wow. Powerful. Nicely done.
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Thank you for your comment! See a lot from my counseling service!So sad!
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I’m sorry. I hope everything is well for you.
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I’m doing very well, thank you. I don’t take worry home. sometimes I like to address the issue, that’s all. I’m happy with my family life. Will sing for 3 services for Palm Sunday, and vote in a new pastor. We’ll have a good day tomorrow! Have a nice weekend!!
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You as well. Enjoy your Sunday. 😊
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Thank you!
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