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Article: Innocence by Maddie Miller

Innocence by Maddie Miller
Prose and Poetry

Innocence by Maddie Miller

We have lost our innocence.

The purity of youth

tarnished by age.

We have

Thought

Viewed

Said

Done

Things we should not have--

things that stain.

But God--

Oh, those two small words,

Immense in power.

He says he remembers

No more,

Condemns never,

Forgives in full.

He says

Pure

Righteous

Beloved.

Our innocence was lost,

Now found in a manger of cloth

And infant cries.

Our tainted beings

Replaced

by the Spotless Lamb.

Tarnished

And blameless

We kneel before the Throne,

Innocence regained

by the One 

Who saves.

I am currently a student at Messiah University, looking to graduate next fall. Throughout my time at Messiah, I have been working towards my Bachelor's in English, with a creative writing focus, and minoring in studio art. Ideally, I’d love to be an author and illustrator one day. I am passionate about my Christian faith, writing, art, and encouraging others.

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