| "I Sought Thee, L-RD" by Eva |
| I sought Thee, L-rd, as I took my walk, in quiet stillness, all thoughts on You. I sought Thee, in the sky above how wondrous the clouds and sky of blue. I sought Thee in the valleys low, where flowers smelled of fragrance fresh. And running through the grass so green. To be with Thee was my fondest wish. I sought Thee on the mountains high, which pierced the clouds and touched the sky. How cool the breeze that brushed my face. Dear L-rd, I seek Thy face. I sought Thee in the oceans depth. How deep, past coral reefs and sand. I could not reach the place of dreams. Oh how I've yearned, to touch Thy hand. I sought Thee in the morning rain, as I lifted my face to glistening drops. How gently on my face they fell. Then slid unto the earthen crops. I sought Thee in the noonday breeze, to hear the echo of Thy voice. Only hearing the rustling of the leaves, a swaying tree, a gentle noise. I've sought Thee, L-rd, in so many things; a cocoon spun and pretty butterfly wings. Yet all the while, Thou wast leading me. Twas in my heart, where I found Thee. |
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| "I sought the L-rd, and He answered me; He delivered me from all my fears. Those who look to Him are radiant; their faces are never covered with shame" [Psalm 34:4-5] |