Ararat's Peak - Genesis Chapter 8 Poem

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The rains had ceased, the floods subsided,
The ark found rest, where God had guided,
On Ararat's peak, a refuge high,
Noah and his family, under God's sky.
For months they waited, in patient trust,
As waters receded, and dry land thrust,
The earth reemerged, with signs of new birth,
A fresh beginning, after the flood's girth.
Noah sent out birds, to explore the land,
A raven first, then a dove so grand,
The dove returned, with an olive leaf,
A sign of life, beyond the grief.
Noah knew, God's promise held true,
His faith unwavering, as skies turned blue,
He built an altar, an offering made,
To thank the Lord, for His grace displayed.
God smelled the fragrance, a pleasing scent,
And made a covenant, with love so lent,
To never again, destroy by flood,
A vow of mercy, that would hold good.
In Genesis, this chapter shines,
Of God's faithfulness, in darkest times,
Of Noah's faith, unwavering and strong,
And God's promise, to right the wrong.
So let us learn, from Noah's tale,
To trust in God, when storms assail,
To wait in faith, for His timing sure,
And find in Him, our anchor secure.