DIGITAL WRITING VERSION

"For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end."

-Jeremiah 29:11 KJV

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MIDNIGHT SNACK: DIGITAL WRITING VERSION

(for Physical and Spiritual Hunger: Reading from Jeremiah)

by Dreamy Poetess

Lying awake in this dark, hot and quiet place,

Contemplating something to fill this empty space.

Right at this moment it is hard to paint my face,

‘Cause I am hungry, I can’t follow the time’s pace.

In the middle of the night, I was awakened.

I cannot go back to my sleep that was broken.

There’s nothing new about it, I can’t be shaken,

For waking-up at this hour is hunger-driven.

So I went to the kitchen and looked for some meat.

Yet find nothing, not even a morsel of wheat.

So then I tried to look for something good to eat.

I cook some oats and wait silently in a seat.

In the moment when I satisfied my hunger,

I felt a relief, but still wished for another.

Even if tonight I cannot help but wonder,

Instead of sleeping I turn on the computer.

I cannot go back to sleep, it’s like insomnia.

But I know that I have to, I have anemia.

I know it is not because of paranoia,

But instead of sleeping, I read JEREMIAH.

The eleventh verse of the twenty-ninth chapter,

The Lord God declares His plan to make us prosper.

He is always with us, our divine Protector.

We won't fret, even amidst trials that occur.

Right now I’m afraid to fall into a deep sleep,

For when I awake I’ll be late to ride the jeep.

Then I’ve realized the things I forgot to keep.

They may be the reason my sleep isn't so deep.

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Hope and Assurance

Jeremiah 29:11 reassures us that God has positive and peaceful thoughts towards us. It reveals God's intention to provide a future full of hope and blessings. It reminds us that God has a plan for our lives and that plan is ultimately for our well-being.

It echoes the message emphasizing the idea that God is always with us as our divine protector. It expresses trust in God's plan and acknowledges that even in the face of trials, there is no need to worry or be distressed. It encourages a sense of calm and confidence in the belief that God's presence will guide and protect us through difficult times.

All in all, it emphasizes the idea that God has a purpose for our lives, filled with peace and blessings. It encourages us to trust in God's plan and find solace in His presence, even when faced with challenges. The verse highlights the importance of faith and hope in God's guidance, assuring us that He is always watching over us and working for our good.

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MANUAL WRITING VERSION

"Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness."

-Isaiah 41:10 KJV

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MIDNIGHT SNACK: MANUAL WRITING VERSION

(for Physical and Spiritual Hunger: Reading from Isaiah)

by Dreamy Poetess

Lying awake in this dark, hot and quiet place,

Contemplating something to fill this empty space.

Right at this moment it is hard to paint my face,

‘Cause I am hungry, I can’t follow the time’s pace.

In the middle of the night, I was awakened.

I cannot go back to my sleep that was broken.

There’s nothing new about it, I can’t be shaken,

For waking-up at this hour is hunger-driven.

So I went to the kitchen and looked for some meat.

Yet find nothing, not even a morsel of wheat.

So then I tried to look for something good to eat.

I cook some oats and wait silently in a seat.

In the moment when I satisfied my hunger,

I felt a relief, but still wished for another.

Even if tonight I cannot help but wonder,

Instead of sleeping I grab a pen and paper.

I cannot go back to sleep, it’s like insomnia.

But I know that I have to, I have anemia.

I know it is not because of paranoia,

But then instead of sleeping, I read ISAIAH.

I read the tenth verse of the  forty-first chapter,

God is always with us, therefore, we should not fear.

He will be with us and He will make us stronger.

We won't fret, even on things that make us suffer.

Right now I’m afraid to fall into a deep sleep,

For when I awake I’ll be late to ride the jeep.

Then I realized the things I forgot to keep,

They may be the reason my sleep isn't so deep.

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Reassurance and Strength

Isaiah 41:10 speaks of God's presence and support in times of fear and dismay. The verse encourages us not to be afraid because God is with us, serving as our protector and strength. God promises to strengthen, help, and uphold those who trust in Him, symbolized by the right hand of His righteousness.

It emphasizes the idea that God is always with us, and therefore, there is no need to fear. It encourages us to remain steadfast in the face of difficulties, knowing that God's presence will make us stronger. It reminds us that we should not allow suffering to consume us but instead maintain faith and find solace in the knowledge that God is there to provide support and guidance.

All in all, it conveys the importance of faith, trust, and reliance on God during challenging times. It emphasizes the belief that with God's presence and strength, we can overcome our fears and find the resilience to endure hardships.

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