Daybreak
Roger Potts
Daybreak!
Again!
Yet I thought I'd never see another
'til the world's end.
But somewhere someone knew;
Rejoicing, praying, interceding for me.
Living in darkness,
yet dreading the night.
Tho' the sun rises but once a day
the day may break
twice.
I dream, hope, desire
for that one unique break
when the scudding clouds scatter,
scurry as a fissure opens the sky.
A figure appears, glorious, aglow, golden sight,
'midst a background of stark, living white.
The rustle of infinite wings whisper a prelude...
Then a shout, a trumpets commanding blare,
a voice reverberates through all space, all ages,
with a mighty marvelous name...
JESUS!
A bride in white, unwrinkled purity;
a blush, elation, she lifts her face, her arms...
She's gone!
Raised in Sweet Home, Orgon, where I lived untill I was 18. Joined the Marine Corps and left for Boot camp December, 1974. Shortly after my youngest son was born, I enlisted in the Army Reserve (1985). I was a cook and NCOIC of food service with a hospital unit that was activated for Desert Sheld/Storm. I've now lived in Corvallis, OR for about 2 years. I had previously lived here from 1983 to 1995. The people here and wonderful friends, and love God.
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