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Bridges of Light

Connecting Divided Souls

By Aima CharlePublished about a year ago β€’ 1 min read
Aima Charle,uk

The shadows lengthen, darkness falls,

Echoing through fragmented walls.

I pray to God, what breaks the span

That links one human heart to man?

We long for bridges, not the deep

Divides where bitter secrets sleep.

I build no barriers of stone,

But seek connection, clearly shown.

Let children reach across the line,

Their innocent friendships intertwine.

Let mothers offer open arms,

Sheltering all from life's alarms.

Let fathers build with steady hand,

Uniting people across the strand.

I ask you, Lord, to guide our sight,

To build these bridges strong and bright,

Of understanding, trust, and grace,

In every corner of this place.

Mend the fissures, heal the breaks,

You are the power that undertakes

All things. It's you, my Lord, who can,

Unite the scattered race of man.

Inspire us to reach out and mend,

The broken ties, until the end.

Demolish walls of prejudice and fear,

Let open pathways now be clear.

Help us, Lord, to see the way,

To usher in a brighter day.

Destroy the chasms that remain,

Let unity and love attain

Their rightful place. You Almighty One,

Let bridges of pure light be spun.

Aima Charle,uk

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Aima Charle

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    Written by Aima Charle