When my eyes are dim with weeping and my heart is drowned in tears for the record I am keeping of the locust-eaten years, when I wonder if you're sleeping while I'm crying out my fears, let your kindly light coem creeping and your mercy find me here. When I can't hear any answers to the questions that I pray, when I can't see any pattern to the chaos of my days, give me ears to hear the laughter of your living spring at play; give me eyes to see the manna you have scattered in my way. Though the dreams that I have wanted may be always out of reach and the heart I try to soften may be granite underneath, though the road that we are walking leads us straight to Calvary, let me trust that it runs onward and that you still walk with me.

Hortus sanitatis, Mainz 1491. Woodcut showing manna By Unknown author – Hortus Sanitatis. Mainz, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=82935525