Irony in answering

             Bounded according to the words. Clarity stings
to the core. The depth of meaning sings so loudly that
ringing inside my spirit can only listen.

            Finally gained my answer in tears and a bit
of hurt. Still the crispness of the answers are heard.
A voice whimpers but the strength given is standing
tall.

          Timing is essential and the understanding of
words is sliced. Dissected and researched to help
increase the knowledge.

        Slightly, the gentle tug demands to benefit from
the pain. So careful of what is said, what is given.
Now the person seen is displaying a cracked cover.
Still enduring because that is expected.

       A bit of tears, a bit of laughter all to soothe the
spirit and mind. Indeed the words upon paper lead
to great encouragement. So gentle is the love shown.

      Back to the morning of a new day. Holding open
the eyes to embrace what Jehovah is explaining. Just
to listen, to hold, to endure. Yes I can do this with
Jehovah's help.

      So softly I lay here chuckling over the irony of
the way the answers were placed. Still I must listen.

     Oh how much I want to scream yet that would
gain nothing. Just need to absorb the moment, the
lesson and when there is a sense of hopelessness pray
for more.

    Ah indeed I was listening. Absorbing yet hesitant in
applying because the new steps were scary. Yet even I
understood Jehovah would help. I now begin.

     Such a grandness in an answer. Still learning for
I am just a babe. So much is needed yet is there a lot?

      Clear is the bond yet how is it possible to be woven
so closely and not communicate? Ah the irony. The
simple play of permissions.

      I back away. For to take the first step I would be known
as greedy. So yes pointed as "shy" or "introvert" I will
take as salt verses that of greedy or envious. Best to
show the humble, meek me.

     So those who wish a conversation must be
forward for me to show that side, the depth of
understanding must be woven.

     Now the layers intricately stitched will build
strength. So to know my answers I must show patience.
Indeed a good idea to begin.