"I DON’T KNOW"
An admission of incompetence, recognition of inability,
confession of ignorance
I admit it “I don’t know”. I admit it to you my father.
Yet I do not feel condemned; I feel liberated!
I feel the burden of the decision and the outcome lift from
me and transfer to you.
I brought myself to where I am now; I thought I knew exactly
where I wanted to be
I was careful, I checked the signs, I followed the
instructions, I was careful
But I couldn't see beyond the present of what is now past
and now in the present, as I look back and I see that I didn't see it all!
So, here I am... stuck.
I don’t know if I should go forward or backward, left or
right; so I’ll sit in place ... until my help comes.
I don’t know which way to go.
Can I hand the decision over to you now? You are omniscient.
You start from the end, so you know it all!
I am your child; please guide me in the right path. I
thought I knew what I was doing, but I don’t. I thought I knew where I was
going, but I don’t. So I’ll do no more. I’ll stand in place and wait for you to
give me light.
Thats a position i think most of us usually find ourselves. my joy is HE'll always step in as soon as we hand over!
ReplyDeleteWe never know 100% for sure if we have taken the write decision, spoken the right word, chosen the right direction....sometime the decision was at the wrong moment or in it's time it was the right decision, but variables have changed over time. No matter what happens Maz, God will always help us out. Amen.
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