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Lewis Allen Lambert, Storyteller | |
I walked down to the seawall along Bristol Channel. The wind was brisk enough to sting my face with salt water. It was refreshing, but a bit painful. The sea, boiling with white caps, roughly caressed the small boats that disappeared and reappeared with each swell while birds struggled to keep on course. I felt terrific standing here in the face of God’s power refusing to bend or turn away. Bring it on harder. I can take it! |
Did I really have a death wish when I flew? Did life have such little meaning that I’d be willing to throw it away? It wasn’t possible that I could’ve lived this long if it did. Standing here I didn’t think I could give it all up because I didn’t feel loved. The pain on my face couldn’t exceed the pain in my heart. I could turn away now and end the physical pain, but how could I end the emotional pain? I’m merely an insignificant speck on the world’s seawall. If I decided to drop over the side, who would weep for me? I needed someone to weep for me. The wind and rain swept the tears from my cheeks but they had nowhere to go. Maybe God was crying for me as well. from Uncommon Warrior... Michael’s Messengers, Uncommon Warrior and A Son’s Odyssey are available at:
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