David: Shepherd-King

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David was a Psalmist

On harp he played out Life

And calmed the King’s discomfort

And took him far from strife. 

The classroom was a meadow

With sheep who took his care.

Whate’er the weather, hazard 

He knew his duties there.

Sometimes exultant, happy

He made a tune to please

And music brought him gladly

To times upon his knees.

Yet other days of darkness

The lightning or wolf’s game

He met each one expecting

That God still knew his Name.

The music was God’s transport

And breath given over to praise

And who could tell the outcome

Of David’s singing days.


https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm%2034&version=KJV





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