To speak of one's riches, shines so the gold
A sparkle of diamonds, blue sapphires so bold
These treasures have not I, nor the means to attain
My coffers may empty, but my God will sustain
The Savior who loved me, who not only died
Rose again for my purchase, and now sits at His side
He whispers to hearts, and to those, love is sewn
Fashioned us friendships, from before we were known
These became more, connection was made
A much deeper bond, cut by no blade
A confidant, a brother
A sister, our Friends
Family forever, grateful without end
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Mishpacha
Poetry"Mishpacha" is the Hebrew word for family but it doesn't necessarily mean just your immediate family. It represents something that unifies people as a deeper bond than blood alone.
