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Written by Paul Anderson-Walsh
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Only A Branch
“I am the vine, ye are the branches” – John 15:5
Tis only a little Branch,
A thing so fragile and weak,
But that little Brach has a message true to give, could it only speak.
“I’m only a little Branch,
I live by a life not mine,
For the sap that flows through my tendrils small
Is the life blood of the Vine.
No power indeed have I
The fruit myself to bear,
But since I’m part of the living Vine,
Its fruitfulness I share.
Dost thou ask how I abide?
How this life I can maintain?-
I am bound to the Vine by life’s strong band,
And I only need to remain.
Where first my life is given,
In the spot where I am set,
Upborne and upheld as the days go by,
By the stem which bears it met me yet.
“I fear not the days to come,
I dwell not on the past,
As moment by moment I draw life,
Which for evermore shall last.
“I bask in the sun’s bright beams,
Which with sweetness fills my fruit,
Yet I own not the clusters hanging there,
For they all come from the root.”
A life which is not my own,
But another’s life in me:
This is the message the Branch would speak ,
A message to thee and me.
Oh, struggle not to “abide,”
Nor labour to “bring forth fruit”
But let Jesus unite thee to Himself,
As the Vine Branch to the root.
So simple, so deep so strong
That union with Him shall be:
His life shall forever replace thine own,
And His love shall flow through thee.
For His Spirit’s fruit is love,
And love shall thy life become,
And forever more on His heart of live
The spirit shall have her home.
Freda Hanbury
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