Seal upon my heart (a love poem to God
I’ve learned the sound of silence,
The echo of my prayers,
Late nights talking to Heaven
Like You’re sitting in the chair.
I wanted hands and kisses,
But You taught my soul to stand,
You loved me in the waiting
Before I ever met a man.
You traced my scars like scripture,
Called my wandering heart home,
Said, “Daughter, you are chosen
But love is never rushed or owned.”
So seal me on Your heart,
Not borrowed, not halfway,
I won’t trade holy fire
For a spark that fades away.
I am Yours, and I am ready,
But I will not run ahead
Love will find me standing still,
With my vows already said.
I’ve been a garden guarded,
Not afraid of how I bloom,
I carry joy and thunder,
Make a sanctuary of a room.
If he comes, he’ll come with reverence,
With a steady, patient flame,
He won’t chase my body first
He’ll learn my soul and say my name.
He’ll see the woman, not the ache,
The crown before the dress,
A man who knows that covenant
So seal me on Your heart,
Not borrowed, not halfway,
I won’t trade holy fire
For a spark that fades away.
I am Yours, and I am waiting,
Not alone, not afraid
What You promise, You will finish,
Every vow You’ve ever made.
I won’t make an idol of the dream,
Or confuse desire with need,
If love is coming for me,
It’ll come clean, it’ll come free.
He’ll kneel before You first,
Then rise and take my hand,
Two hearts in full surrender,
That’s how forever stands.
If I walk the aisle someday,
It won’t be chasing rescue or relief,
It’ll be two whole people saying yes
Because we already believe.
So seal me on Your heart,
Write my name in grace,
I am not afraid of waiting
If it keeps me in Your ways.
I am loved, I am pursued,
I am covered, I am known
Whether now or in the promise,
I have never walked alone.
And when love comes looking for me…
I’ll already be home.
Song of Solomon 8:6 (KJV)
“Set me as a seal upon thine heart, as a seal upon thine arm: for love is strong as death…”
While waiting, i draw near to God, and if my love story unfolds differently than how i imagined? well, theres still priase on my breath!