
Before I opened my eyes,
the word was in my mind—
but I did not know its meaning.
Mezmur.
In the Ethiopian tongue it means:
Sacred Song,
Spiritual Song,
Psalm…
Song of the Holy Spirit.
It wasn’t long after that
I began to write
again.
My daughter was born—her name,
Selah.
And the way my words came:
At times lament,
At times praise,
Read like a psalm.
But I did not know it at first.
One night I asked God,
“What do You want me to write?”
And it felt like a calling—
Mezmur.
One day, I asked God
to give me a new name.
And it came in a whisper—
Mezmur.
I was called to be
Song.
Living, breathing,
Worship with every breath,
Every movement,
Every step.
Beauty and honor in motion,
Cause for praise to God.
A Light,
Heart, moving,
Spirit-filled,
Set apart,
Sanctified,
Wholly surrendered.
Canticle.
Oracle.
Of Divine Demand.
I am Mezmur—
For the Lamb,
By His hand,
At His command.
In my prayer room,
Leading angel band
"Sing with me,
you heavenly hosts—
Let me write now
a new song.
Carry it
to Heaven’s throne,
as we worship
God alone."
Hallelujah!
Mezmur sings
Hallelujah
To the King
Immortal
Invisible
To my eyes
I give my body
A reasonable
Living Sacrifice
Hallelujah
For all He's done
From Crucified
To Risen
Seated
On the Throne
Jesus,
Worthy
Glorious
King!
I raise
My voice now to sing
I am Mezmur
Your little Song
Look at me
When you
Want to
Hear
Praise—
Praise...
I'll live my life to
Praise!
Hallelujah!
Selah.
About the Creator
Mezmur
Between modern psalms you'll find glimpses of my messy mind trying to make sense of the world through poetry. https://dsfwrites.carrd.co
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