I know that I have sinned

Yet another day

But, I'm glad your steadfast love

Has truly made a way. 

For me to come to you

By your Son's Precious Sacrifice

Of blood and pain and guilt undeserved

For Redemption of my shameful life

That I am not consumed

Your continuous compassions

Would my sin presume

To remove as far as the East

Is from the West

So that I may receive

Your complete and undeserved forgiveness

When I come to your Throne

Of abundant Love, Mercy and Grace

And confess my sin before you

So I may one day see you face to face

Lena Ford

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We also seek to provide a ground for improving our writing techniques. Your work does not have to be "perfect" to be accepted for publication. We invite people to write in and offer "constructive" ways of enhancing the written material published herein.

Well, you may be wondering, why the name "Butterfly Blessings?" Well for one, a butterfly's life often accurately describes our lives as humans.

Butterflies go through a period of ugliness and awkwardness. Likewise, it's very awkward to go through life with extra baggage. The bodies of caterpillars appear very awkward with the extra legs and body sections they carry. Their bodies almost look like extra cars on a train.

However, after a period of time, and intense solitude and construction, a beautiful work of art emerges. If someone would intricately view a caterpillar, we would never guess that eventually it would become a butterfly. Also, on the otherhand, looking at a butterfly, you would never guess itıs previous state of ugliness.