God Poem

Poem About How God Worked In My Life

I wrote this poem right before my second brain surgery. I have a large scar that I've learned not to be ashamed of, but to embrace, precisely because it tells a wonderful story of how God has worked in my life and worked all things together for my good.

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Thank you so much for this poem. I read this poem in church, after suffering cardiac arrest at home. My husband was told by the paramedics that I probably wouldn't make it. My husband kept...

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Every Scar Has A Story

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Published: December 2015

Every scar has a story.
What will mine tell?
What will come of this
when I’m better, when I’m well?

I want my scar to tell
of how I’ve overcome,
of how I made it through,
of where I have come from.

I want my scar to whisper
about the pain I faced,
about this very hard time,
about the marathon I raced.

But mostly I want my scar
to speak of something greater
I want it to shout
about my living Creator.

Let my scar be evidence
that there is a loving Lord
who fought my scary battles
and on whose wings I soared.

Let my scar proclaim
that all things work for good,
that by myself I couldn’t
but with my God I could.

Let them take a look.
Let them peek and see.
My scar shows God is great.
It points to Him, not me.

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  • DORIS JONES by DORIS JONES
  • 1 month ago

Thank you so much for this beautiful poem. I have a huge scar on my right leg from a playground injury. It took so long to heal that the doctor told my mother he might have to amputate to prevent the spread of infection. I was 8 years old at the time. I am now 69 years old and my scar is a reminder of how good my God has been to me.

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  • Janita Finley by Janita Finley
  • 11 months ago

Thank you so much for this poem. I read this poem in church, after suffering cardiac arrest at home. My husband was told by the paramedics that I probably wouldn't make it. My husband kept telling them to keep trying. I had my whole church praying for me, and I am here to tell my story. This poem touched me in such a way that I felt it necessary to read at church. I could barely get through it, but I did, and every so often I read this poem again. I am so thankful for God's blessings.

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  • Kristina M. DeCarlo by Kristina M. DeCarlo Poet
  • 3 months ago

I'm just now reading this, and I'm so happy for you! Your scars have an amazing story.

  • Alfred Salamat by Alfred Salamat
  • 1 year ago

Thank you for this poem. I have had liver cancer twice, and it has left me with a very large scar from my liver transplant. I thank my God that I have been cancer free for 9 years. I can so identify with this beautiful poem because it does remind me of God's wonderful grace.

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  • Kristina M. DeCarlo by Kristina M. DeCarlo Poet
  • 3 months ago

Thank you for sharing your story with me! Praise God for healing and for the scars that remind us of His goodness. Praying that you remain cancer free for the rest of your life!

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