A Bittersweet Poem

I don't want to charm you,

For it's useless than it seems,

I don't want to charm you,

For how worthy can I be.

For He loves you more,

More than I could ever give,

For He loves you more,

More than anything I bring.

There is no jealousy here,

But utter admiration,

For He can give and love,

For your very own salvation.

For I could drive a hundred miles,

But He can go way beyond,

To love and care for you,

Like a child of His own.

So the greatest gift,

That I could ever give,

Is to bring you closer to God,

Ever so gently and lovingly.