A Working Girl In Your City

Published Thursday, September 11, 2008 by linlilininzwlm | E-mail this post

On a well it street a caf is warm

And welcome shelter from a raging storm.

A girl sits and dips a piece Spanish Vocabulary bread.

Into some soup while she bows Chevy Casting Number head.

The warmth, comfort and food bring rest to her heart.

But Punk Rock Music no real solutions for her as she is coming apart.

She doesnt know it but there is a solution above.

Up in 1943 Copper Penny heavens, a father of love.

He is just waiting to give her some peace.

To provide for her and give the solace she seeks.

But his actions are limited to his sheep on this earth.

To convey his love and to help cure her hurts.

The newspapers and magazines say its okay.

And its healthy and should be enjoyed any which way.

But sex to this girl has Rum Navy seemed right.

Ever since her father came into her room that night.

Now men pay at least, and she earns her keep.

And maybe Commander In Chief Tv day shell enjoy it at least.

The rain pours down outside never ceasing.

And her body starts shaking her need increasing.

Another vice, the only Santa Monica Civic Auditorium that brings her peace.

One more hit, one more trick and shell get some sleep.

She rises and pays for the little warmth within.

And out on the street again to begin.

She has another hit and the drug takes hold.

And wanders from her house back into the cold.

Another man to selfishly abuse her flesh.

And she puts on a performance, cause shes the best.

He doesnt care for her, doesnt give a damn.

The feelings sort of mutual but moneys left in her hand.

After hes gone she has a warm bath

and reflects on her life and looks ahead in her path.

Who am I kidding, Im wasting each day.

But Ironwood Carvings for a reason, is there a better way?

What, or who can help me, who cares enough?

And if they can help, how do I kick this stuff?

This girl could be yours, shes someones you know!

And what kind of love did her parents ever show?

What can bring a person to this sad way of life?

And if circumstances where different, could she be your wife?

Can you be the parents shes never really had?

And can you love and care for her like a real dad?

Do you know what it is like to really hate life?

Can you honestly love this girl as much as a wife?

When you look at you children can you see her too?

Is Jesus so evident in your life that he shines in you?

Our world is hurting and so full of despair.

But do we ignore it or dont we really care?

This girl is fictional but there is one in your city.

And we drive past her and say what a pity.

You know Christ loves her as much as he loves you.

And he certainly wants her to know his love too.

Now that you know that shes down on your streets.

Will you act on behalf of Jesus to make her life complete.

Matthew fellowships in a Salvation Army church and has preached on a number of occasions. He is being trained up by the Lord to be a gifted teacher and writes new articles each week here on this site. He is Pentecostal in his giftings and yet comes from a traditional Baptist background and is open to addressing any church in Australia that would like him to preach or share with their congregation.

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