THE METAMORPHOSIS

I once was like the caterpillar,
 Living life as a lowly worm;
Devouring leaves in the garden of sin,
My own hunger my only concern.

Giving no thought to my Maker
As I inched along life’s way,
Nor the sinful damage I’d left behind,
Or the debt I’d have to pay.

Then wrapped in a cocoon of conviction,
A metamorphosis did take place;
My Creator made me a new creation
Transformed by His mercy and grace.

Given faith for wings like the butterfly,
I now flutter through life each day;
God’s Spirit lifting me higher
As I continue to follow "The Way."

Hoping for that joyous moment,
From this world I’ll be set free,
and gently I’ll glide into the hands,
That once were pierced for me.



"Therefore if any man is in Christ, he is a
new creature; the old things passed away;
behold, new things have come."
2 Corinthians 5:17 (NASB)

©1996  A. Mitchell Moore, Jr.

 
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