Preparing the Bride of Christ for the End Time draws near
Autumn Will Come: a poetic reflection
Autumn comes late
but it does come
Climate change, metabolic change,
Autumn still comes.
Aches and pains
Weight gains and mental blips
every limit that never used to be
comes in Autumn.
Turn a corner
the ’60’s arrive
and Autumn plagues:
a marking of time.
Too much work never used to be
suddenly — or was it gradually?
limits placed on me.
A long time ago
I never stopped;
Now, I sigh — though not ready to quit
to drop.
Autumn has come
as relentless as I refuse to yield
completely
Knowing time goes on
I try — I hope
to go on:
two more and six
anything more
is a gift
Time —
winter comes
ending time
to all.
By Dr Sarah Tun
Dr Sarah Tun began her professional career as a teacher. Years later she became a performing artist and administrator to property development. She felt the Call to write full time in 2004. Dr Sarah has traveled extensively, and lived in New York City (for a year), London England (for a long time) and Hong Kong (briefly) before returning to her home in Ontario, Canada, then to Spain and finally now, has re-settled in her adoptive home of England. She graduated with degrees in Drama, Education and diplomas in Acting and Theology. Most recently she was awarded Honorary Doctor of Ministry and became ordained. Her favourite experience to date has been following her Creator and Lord. She doesn't think Life can get any better! Dr Sarah Tun is author, singer, preacher, writing coach and all-round enthusiast, celebrating and seeking to inspire all of us to quench our thirst for deeper intimacy with God through the Holy Spirit.
