The Way We Bare Our Teeth by Ericka Clay - HTML preview
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30. A Tree Freed from Its Stump

I know I’ve told you all the sins
God’s witnessed as I’ve made them.
And if my heart could sin again,
I’d make sure to beat and tame it.
But what the cost, a worthless heart,
When God just wants to redeem it?
And even Jesus spoke of removing
my eye
Just so I won’t lose it.
But He knew the absurdity of my hand
The weakness that thrives within it
And has never made me feel less than
Just because I claim it.
Instead, He is the only one
Who can thoroughly remove it,
A tree freed from its stump
So He can feed, and water, and bloom it.


