I claimed you though God had not ordained you.
Planned and convinced myself I was your wife.
You’d been forth coming with your identity
Yet I turned a blind eye and a deaf ear to the truth.
You took what I offered under protest at first.
Soon settling into the benefits and the gain.
I pretended not to notice your wanderings
convinced I could hold you and change your mind.
There was nothing I wouldn’t do you were mine
if only in my demented desires.
Wanting to see only good in you
willing to lose my heart and soul in the pursuit.
How did my Mr. Right become so wrong
I’ve asked in the lonely midnights.
Then the answer came quietly in the dark
“You claimed him, but I did not ordain him.”
I had to yield to His will and admit that the
break up was really a breakthrough
And so now I sit delivered from devastation,
no matter how much I wanted and dreamed of you.
Misery had a name and a blame.
It hurt to be wrong about the voices in my head
that proclaimed you, the One as I swore it
was God’s voice!
And it was God’s voice! He was shouting
until I heard and until I surrendered.
You were my blessing, I was certain.
Sent just for me.
Out of nowhere you came.
My life, my love and you wanted me.
It didn’t matter that you’d never said it, never showed it
You were meant to love me…but…
God did not ordain it. He did not send you.
It didn’t matter what I wanted to believe.
God’s whispers in my ear were not of joy but of doom.
He loved me enough to warn me until I listened.
Daring to grieve and feel the pain.
Desiring God’s will more than mine I took the hit.
Why? Because I would not have you unless
God sent you and ordained you!
About the Creator
Cynthia Fields
I adore words and I love what happens when we grab them, sleep with them, holler and scream and laugh at them! I love what happens when we throw them in the air and watch them fall magically from our minds onto paper!


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