Hope in Pomegranate Sky

There is thunder in the city, i can hear it from my bed 

and it's filling every corner, waking every weary head 

but when that wind rolls down to take me, and bear me up through stormy skies 

i know i'll break on through to morning, i know i'll reach the other side 

and all my friends will be there waiting, 

and my sweet amanda leigh 

and i'll know that every crossroads 

brought me where i'm supposed to be 

and we'll be singing hallelujah, till we reach the by and by 

and we'll rest our weary hearts in the pomegranate sky 

there is hope in misdirection

, there is beauty in the fall 

there is sunlight in the setback, and in every engine stall 

i was made to tread deep water, made to walk a winding street 

never knowing where i'm headed till it's underneath my feet 

but i'll find that home uncertain, with a fire in the hearth 

i'll find comfort in deliverance from the coldness and the dark 

and we'll be singing hallelujah, till we reach the by and by 

and we'll rest our weary hearts in the pomegranate sky

The lyrics above belongs to Taylor Berrett who sings the song as well. It's entitled "Pomegranate sky". 

It's such a lovely song. Sometimes God reminds us of His love and hope through random things of the world. This song gives me hope.

There is hope in misdirection and there is beauty in the fall; Taylor sings..

Autumn always depict leaves falling and cold sombre mood..we humans are like that too..we fall and make mistakes and most of the times, we play the mistakes over and over in our heads..even when everyone else has forgotten about it.

The one person we always almost never get to forgive is ourselves. Forgive yourself, let the past go and begin anew. Love yourself because God loves you.

No matter if your future seems to fall apart or you're dying of cancer, do not give up and give in.

There is always hope.

We can always look up to the pomegranate sky and smile because God who makes lovely pomegranates is looking down on us, smiling and sheltering us in His arms.

God bless and keep you. Alleluia!