Recovering The SelfA Journal of Hope and Healing

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My Friend’s Names

by Marlene Mesot

I have a friend you cannot see.
When I am down, He strengthens me.
From sin and death He’ll set you free.
His name is Friend of Sinners.

I have a friend you cannot hear.
His loving kindness casts out fear.
Throughout the Bible His voice becomes clear.
His name is Living Word.

I have a friend of fragrance rare.
His handiwork is beyond compare.
Evidence of His creation exists everywhere.
His name is Author of Life.

I have a friend who has tasted pain.
He can help. Don’t struggle in vain.
Redemption is sweet. Eternal life is your gain.
His name is Blessed Savior!

I have a friend who can touch your heart.
If you trust in Him, He will never part.
In Him are truth and life. Don’t break His heart.
His name is Wonderful Counselor.

My friend, I know He loves you, too.
Give Him your heart. He’ll bring life anew.
He died and rose in victory for me and for you.
His name is Jesus Christ, the Messiah!

My friend’s names are numerous, not few.
He is one like no other, it is true.
His name should not be used in vain.
His name is above all other names.

NOTE: Following Jesus and writing for His glory are my passions. I wrote this poem to show the many faces of His magnificence, which He shows to us by His grace, on our behalf.

About the Author

Marlene Mesot writes contemporary Christian mystery, suspense, romance, short stories and poetry. She has also written a one act play which is included as bonus material in her novel The Purging Fire.

Marlene Mesot, an only child, grandchild and niece from Manchester New Hampshire, and deceased husband Albert, have two sons, two grandchildren and English Mastiff dogs. She is legally blind and moderately deaf due to nerve damage at premature birth. She has loved writing since early childhood.

Marlene holds a Bachelor of Education degree from Keene State in Keene, New Hampshire and a Masters in Library and Information Studies from U-NC Greensboro, North Carolina. Visit her online at http://www.marlsmenagerie.com.

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2 thoughts on “My Friend’s Names”

  1. I wish to sincerely thank Mr. Dempsey for sharing this poem, “My Friend’s Names”. Jesus is the reason we celebrate after all. Blessings in His Name.

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