Because I Hear Her

Many times when I say that I am an aspiring writer, I get a lot of questions. What do you write about? Why do you write? Why do you blog? It is often difficult to explain my passion for my target audience (single women). But recently, I came across a song by Casting Crowns that explains it so well:

Does Anybody Hear Her?

Written by: Mark Hall

She is running
A hundred miles an hour in the wrong direction
She is trying
But the canyon’s ever widening
In the depths of her cold heart
So she sets out on another misadventure just to find
She’s another two years older
And she’s three more steps behind

Does anybody hear her? Can anybody see?
Or does anybody even knows she’s going down today
Under the shadow of our steeple
With all the lost and lonely people
Searching for the hope that’s tucked away in you and me
Does anybody hear her? Can anybody see?

She is yearning
For shelter and affection
That she never found at home
She is searching
For a hero to ride in
To ride in and save the day
And in walks her prince charming
And he knows just what to say
Momentary lapse of reason
And she gives herself away

If judgment looms under every steeple
If lofty glances from lofty people
Can’t see past her scarlet letter
And we never even met her

Does anybody hear her? Can anybody see?
Or does anybody even knows she’s going down today
Under the shadow of our steeple
With all the lost and lonely people
Searching for the hope that’s tucked away in you and me
Does anybody hear her? Can anybody see?

Why do I write?

Because I hear her.

allisonsign

8 Comments

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8 responses to “Because I Hear Her

  1. hilarybarnett

    beautiful, just beautiful. You know exactly what you are called to do.

  2. Most lovely post Allison. I’m glad you’re listening and hearing part of God’s purpose for your life.

  3. We hear you, too. Great post.

  4. Chasie

    I love you. Period.

  5. I love this, Allison! 🙂

  6. Love this and love that song! Awesome!

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