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Silent in the Twilight
How
can I stay silent, while waiting here below,
As the moonlight softly whispers, it's enticing good night glow
For if I didn't whisper back, the sea and sky will shout,
Aloud in all their glory, they are always cryng out.
Can I stay quiet in the twilight, when the rocky hills echo,
With mysterious sounds of wonder, aged secrets that they know.
While thunder shakes the heavens, as You ride upon the storm,
Sending lightning bolt display, from the power that You form.
What do I know, of constellations making every season work,
The laws of the universe, and Your dominion over all the earth.
Wisdom to count the clouds, to tip water jars from high above,
When the dust becomes too hard, You pour forth of Your love.
The making of doors to close the ocean in, and shaping earth like
clay,
The eagle soars at Your command, the sky as his domain.
You watch the doe give birth to fawn, the donkey running free,
And clothe the horse with flowing mane, each design a novelty.
Where was I, when you laid the earth's foundations down,
As You marked off each dimension, beyond all I can understand,
The morning stars You formed to celebrate as one.
And when the angels shouted in wondrous joy, all the heavens rang.
How can I stay silent, when I know above all this, You love me
still,
From the moment of my birth, all my life You fill.
How can I not live my life, in deep awe of Your voice
For I hear it deep within my soul, to listen my delightful choice.
How can my heart not smile, when Your fragrance flows abundantly,
Wafting through the many shadows, Your heartbeat comes to me.
How can I not praise you, with my lips, my life, my heart,
When You are here, Oh Father, so near in the dark.
Yet, I will stay silent, hushed,
And bow myself to You,
Overcome by Your presence
and all You are to me
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