O who can compare to my Vinedresser
Who with tender mercy and compassion Created and chose me to be planted in His vineyard? He sees and knows what I cannot, Of what I need to flourish Amidst the assault of shifting and tempestuous climes. His touch, His Word, His abundant provision Provide the succor essential to bearing fruit. His loving hand observes and moves To prune that which hinders growth That which in my weakness and blindness I might cling to. But my gaze upon this skillful, holy Surgeon Frees me to yield to the precision of His scalpel. Then, I wonder to find that a fuller, purer surge of life Flows within my being Producing an abundance for His glory And my heart sings with joy. Janet (written during Ignatian Retreat in Daily Life, from John 15)
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