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Humpty Dumpty Revisited
by Deb Shirley
A
rebellious woman sat high on her wall. This
rebellious woman had a great fall. And
all the King’s angels and all things of earth, Could
not lift her from the rubble and dirt. But
… wait … the story doesn’t end there. In
agony, the women lifted a prayer. “God
if you’re here, I need you,” she cried. And
the King of the Universe rushed to her side. Softly
and gently, He lifted her head. Covered
the tears of disgrace with mercy instead. The
shattered heart He molded better than new, Her
broken spirit restored with words but a few. You’re
forgiven my child, so stand straight and tall. Never
again will the King remember your fall. Arise
my darling, my beautiful one. Come
with me now that the work has been done. All
the King’s horses and all the King’s men Could
not put the woman together again. Yet
… there is one who will restore if asked. Only
the King Himself is up to the task. |
Last modified: July 06, 2007
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