Remind me today who I am
after the storm has passed-
for I have forgotten
and lost my way, fog has
clouded my path.
Remind me today who I am
I know still the way I go
but long for a faithful companion
familiar with this kind of woe.
Remind me today who I am
I’ll stop here a moment to rest
passing the time, while I wait,
counting the moments blessed.
Remind me today who I am
judge me not, sincerely, I plead;
for I am a fellow traveler-
your judgment is not what I need.
Remind me today who I am
until my memory re-learns
the promises I once held dear
of His glorious return.
The weapons we fight with are not the weapons of the world. On the contrary, they have divine power to demolish strongholds. We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.
Enthusiastically, Dawn 
Excellent as always! Have you published any of your work that I could purchase?
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Oh, thank you for asking, Cathy. I am working on my first collection now! I look forward to sharing asap. Meanwhile I would be blessed to have prayers as I make selections from my work. 😉 Thanks again!
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Very well said message in your poem. I really am drawn to the fourth stanza. We all need to learn to accept people as they are unless they ask for our thoughts or ideas.
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Prayers are with you; looking forward to what the Lord has planned for you. I invite you to join me on WordPress for a blog site that is centered on reminding God’s children of their legacy in the kingdom. godsgracegodsglory.com
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It’s a great poem, I love it.
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Thank you !
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Great poem Dawn.
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