Completing the tenner

Many are the choices
we deem to make,
in the hope of a different
path we might take.

And most often the
fruit, not what we need,
with choices mostly steeped
in selfish greed.

But one day it comes,
a crossroads is reached,
confusion, bewilderment,
what way is the breach?

One choice, and life’s
journey alters its way –
I set out for a tenner,
but eternity made.

© Stuart Patterson 2018

This POEM is part of a wider collection to show the journey that would eventually lead me to the cross of Jesus Christ, my personal redemption, and my journey of faith afterwards. If you would like to know more of my story, please click on my “About” page and take it from there.

Alternatively, you can visit the Media Links page and see a short visit done by BBC Radio Scotland for an interview I did there.

I have now released an early edition of my story, Completing the Tenner

I have also published two poem books:
Simply Jesus  and Five Weeks in May

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You can purchase these direct from Amazon (please use Amazon Smile link below and Amazon will contribute to ECC at no cost to you), They are all available in both Kindle and Paperback formats.

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