About the Poem

This poem is about love, and God's beautiful way of showing us who is the right one. This poem signifies that no matter what, God will always overcome, and will bring you to the right person that you are meant for. I wrote this for my one and only love, Amber. If your reading this Amber, I love you.

We Are God's Work

by Chris Jourdan

I love you, straight from my heart,
I don't want us to ever be apart,
Though I am far away,
My presence will never fade,
We'll always be together under this blue sky,
We are meant to be together, you and I,
Our time together is so great,
We were brought together by something stronger than fate,
We were brought together because God showed us the way,
He brought us to each other,
And not one word did he have to say,
His work is much more powerful than words,
You see,
He knows as well as I do,
You and I, were meant to be.

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3 Visitor Comments

BROTHER JOHN

CHRIS, THANK YOU FOR YOUR POEM. IN READING IT, I GOT THE FEELING THAT YOU WERE SPEAKING OF NOT ALL BUT A SPECIAL ONE. THANKS FOR THIS NICE POEM.

Nathan

The poem really touched me. I made a picture of a wonderfull sunset above the sea for my girlfriend and I wanted to have a poem with it. And this poem was just what I was looking for. My girfriend and I feel this, exactly the same. We love eachother so much! And in this love, God always stands first! Thank you for writing this wonderful poem. I hope you don't mind that I'm giving this to my girlfriend. Thanks again.

Dana

this poem really touched me cause its exactly how i fell for somone and im so happy god has brought us together

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