Rainbow City
Rainbow City
I
There is a land
A beautiful city where peace and harmony
Are at hand.
Glowing colours
Sweet aromas
A tranquil setting.
II
My fears
My tears and sadness too
Are soothed away as I enter
The calmness of
“Rainbow City”
III
The sun shines brightly
The birds sing sweetly
And make melody
Amongst themselves.
IV
How did I come to this place?
Are there others who come here too?
Yes I seem to recognize that face,
Is it a memory or is it you?
V
Anyone can come here
Whoever you are,
I’ll tell you the Way,
Its not very far.
VI
If you go to seek refuge
Comfort and help,
A stillness of body, mind
And soul,
From the busy days looming ahead,
Or the busiest day
That’s just come your way.
VII
To enter Rainbow city,
Just sit and relax
In a favourite room
With only a favourite hot drink.
Do this when there is no-one around
To bug, pester or hound.
Let al cares and thoughts just drift away,
And focus your attention on the joy that will stay,
In your heart for the rest of the day.
VIII
As you see the city and the delights within
Thank the One who made it for you.
His name is Jesus, you know who I mean,
If you look hard enough He is to be seen.
Search for Him in that city of gems
And when you see Him
Face to face,
Its time for you
Not to return to this place
But to stay with the One you has called you
To be with Him
In “Rainbow City”
IX. Throne Room
I try to spend my day
In thoughts
And with prayers to my Father
Often I say
“LORD, canst thou hear me?”
Then in my mind I see Him.
All beauty to behold
His radiance too bright for me,
And holiness so bold.
I see my Father sitting there,
Upon His lofty golden throne,
And angels there surround Him
All righteousness and fair.
Then I see a hole appear through the crystal floor
And shafts of light dart through
Golden and gleaming upon His face.
Then these words do follow –
“LORD, canst thou hear me?”
My Fathers’ heart is love
And He sees the needs from above,
So I see Him send His angels down
Following the shafts of prayer
From the saints
To comfort and to hold me
In my time of need.
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