Zoey is reminding herself of God’s strong grip on her and that when he says she is his, he doesn’t mean it as the right to abuse her, but the mandate he feels to protect her.
Just like with cellphones, our own “battery” can run low and needs to be recharged. See how Zoey’s battery gets recharged by “orienting to God” and visiting with a good, safe friend.
Zoey is wrestling with trusting Jesus to protect and care for the precious burdens she has been carrying most of her life.
Sometimes we feel lost and confused about who we are. We seem to be a shell of who we used to be. This is where Zoey is at as she pours out her heart to Jesus, telling Him all about it and asking Him to care for her.
A poem about much rejoicing in being found by the One Who Sees Us.