When the Morning Doesn't Come
They say weeping endures for a night,
And joy comes in the morning,
But sometimes the morning doesn’t come,
And it’s then that you realize
You were never dependent upon the sun for your joy,
That glory is not limited
To the hours of the day when the sun does shine,
And that there is as much value
In the night as in the daytime,
And so when morning never comes,
And you float out into the infinite cosmos
Far away from the sun you used to orbit,
You find that there are other lights,
Different joys,
And yet all with the same Heart and Nature,
New worlds and systems and galaxies to explore
As you discover that
The light is in yourself as much
As you are in the light
New stars appear on your horizon,
And visions not yet dreamed
Are held in your hands as you release the gravity
That held you in bondage to the only sun you
knew,
Now you are unlimited,
Not held in place by gravity,
But an agent of your own making,
Held in place solely by your own light,
The Nature that you share with the One who
created the entirety of the cosmos in the first place,
And you,
Who created it with Him,
And now can remember that you did so,
And that as you did so,
You hid for yourself a thousand supernovae in the
Tapestry of the cosmos,
Great mysteries and joys for you to find and
unravel,
And even though you’ve left the star you called
sun behind,
You have not lost it,
For it is part of you,
And part of the great cosmos that you now explore,
And you can always visit it
And bask within its light,
But it is no longer the only source of light that
you may bask in
And sometimes
It requires a night without the morning
For you to realize this,
To realize the glory that comes
When the sun doesn’t rise,
And the weeping seems to endure forever,
When the miracle doesn’t happen as you thought it
would,
When the Promise doesn’t look like you thought it
would,
And you find it in a different place and time
within the cosmos,
Hidden for you in another star
That you will come to know and be
Sometimes it is a wonderful thing
When the morning doesn’t come.
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