I heard you when you thought all had ended
But you were wrong my love
It had just begun
And the end is in the Master’s Hand
I love you unceasingly
Written in 2000
MBM-Tine Brice
Tine, Martine
I heard you when you thought all had ended
But you were wrong my love
It had just begun
And the end is in the Master’s Hand
I love you unceasingly
Written in 2000
MBM-Tine Brice
I was buried deep within
Beneath life’s sorrows
Then you came with one look
You pulled me up with fiery but loving glare
You pulled me above my sorrows
Where no hands could ever reach…
All I can say is thank you and
It’s not enough to say but
I love you more
From deep within
Written in the 2000s
MBM-Tine Brice

The wonders I’ve lived cannot even be uttered let alone be frozen in ink. All the things I never went in search of that found me to destroy me but succeeded not for God’s grace kept me, how will I ever reveal in thankfulness? I learned quite early that not everything though true, right and real should be revealed to all audiences because knowledge in a fools hand is as a child handling an atomic bomb with shaky hands to safekeep a nation. There are truths that bring about death once revealed, sad but true! How do you teach to a child the importance of staying safe if that child is prone to danger? How do you describe the sky to someone who was born blind and has no notion of the sky above? How do you describe its blue, its vastness, its thunder, its lightning, its clouds, its grays, its storms, its rain, its shine, its glistening white clouds as the sun glitters behind them, the vivid cloud formed images that seem to tell a story at times. How do you decipher it all to simplify it to the untrained eye? It would almost seem appropriate to say that’s living in one’s own illusion, that’s how society might view it. In reality, the illusion is the blue sky portrayal of a visually impaired. Oh so you thought since you see you’re not visually impaired? Wrong! If you’re color blind you’re visually impaired, you haven’t a notion of the blue color. You know we can easily become as those who have eyes but see not, like statues, idols, images, knick-knacks, décors, in our thoughts or lack thereof we falter, even in denial we choose what to see.
It’s best to see with your heart’s eye! God hold no barrier, He controls your eyes too and can gift you the envisioning you lack. When you place your eyes in the Master’s hand you cannot remain visually impaired; you’ll say too, “I once was blind but now I see!” John 9:25
MBM-Tine Brice