“The Shell of a Man” is a heartfelt, seven‑minute spoken‑word poem about emptiness, restoration, and the transforming love of God. It speaks to the man who feels hollow, the believer who feels imperfect, and the soul who wonders if God still sees them.
This poem is a reminder that:
God understands what no one else can
His love fills every empty place
We are not perfect, but we are perfectly loved
Through Christ, we become heirs of hope, healing, and wholeness
Every broken piece is being shaped into a divine story
If you’ve ever felt like a shell of yourself, this piece invites you back into the truth of who you are in Christ—seen, known, held, and restored.
Use this poem for reflection, prayer, meditation, or encouragement. May it bless you, strengthen you, and remind you that God is still perfecting all things in your life.
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