A little tired, slow to see…
Hardened hearts, from bitter to sweet,
Our voices rise and meet;
Softening—where new life starts.
We stand and sing the words we’ve known,
Yet feel them deeper, now our own;
What once was said now comes to be,
A truth made plain within me.
No thunder speaks, no sign above,
Yet I am overcome with joy;
For in that moment, quietly,
He hath dealt bountifully with me—
No longer poor, no longer alone,
Held by a love that never fails.
Born Blessed in South Korea in 1969 and raised in Baltimore, I’ve built a career with 20 years in customer service and 10 years in behavioral health. The crowning jewel of my studies came when I earned the only passing grade of an A from a Harvard professor — a true master of the craft of Shakespeare
And the English language, whose guidance opened the gateway to worlds of imagination, discipline, and wonder.
Married for 25 years, I share the good life with two dogs (Isabella and Juliet) and one cat named Maddie. In my free time, I enjoy writing, biking, gospel music, and spending time with my pastor and friends.
