A Little Boy’s Story

poetry

A boy sat down, he looked so sad

His toy had gone apart

He tried to fix it, but too bad!-

He just wasn’t that smart.

“Oh Father, help me!” was his cry,

“please fix this toy for me!”

“My pleasure, son,” the quick reply

As he came close to see.

The boy bowed down and tried anew,

Each time with greater zeal

But as the night drew close he knew

His failure was too real.

He then looked up and cried again;

“My Father! Don’t you care?

You told me you would help me

But your hand was never there!”

“My precious son,” the father said,

As he in love bowed down,

“I waited here all afternoon

While you tried on your own-

I could not fix your toy, you see,

Cause you did not let go,

But give me please each broken part,

And I will fix it now!”

And so the story ended

With a happy little boy

Who finally gave all to dad

Who fixed his broken toy.

Have you a broken story,

Or a broken bleeding heart-

Something that is too hard to fix

A dream that broke apart?

Then give it to your Father-

Your loving Friend above

Just leave it all in His big hands

And trust a Father’s love.

–by Stine gro Struksnaes


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