Silently

BlessedbyGod

Silently facing the demons of the unknown 

accepting the fate of the fabrics that life has sewn

Not knowing if all will be well 

Or if life is meant to be a living Hell

The mind is racing through a million thoughts 

but a brave face makes it ok, or so we are taught 

is this all that life is really meant to deliver 

Everyday facing demons of the past that  will make us  shiver

the demons of the present are hidden in our everyday life,

finding every loophole there is to cause us strife,

the demons of the future is what most scares me

because the power they gain is unheard of and make us believe they will set us free 

but we must remember that we have a saving grace,

we just have to accept Him and give His living water a taste ,

He can free us from the demons of our past present and future,

but we must give Him our hearts to suture 

We must allow God to surround us in His shining  light 

And give Him the authority to guide us in every fight 

He is Holy and Mighty, He is our saving grace and love

He is our King and our Lord - our Father above 

 

 

  • Author: BlessedbyGod (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 3rd, 2025 09:16
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Poetic Licence

    A lovely write around their strong faith and beliefs, nicely worded and expressed

  • sorenbarrett

    Very nicely rhymed and written with great organization this poem flows from beginning to end. Very nicely written

  • orchidee

    I tend to think of 'demons' in a real sense. Sometimes they can be thought of in a metaphorical sense, I think, and not be real demons, but just used as a figure of speech - if you follow?
    CS Lewis said there are two dangers about demons: one is to see them in EVERYTHING; the other is to see them in NOTHING'.

    • BlessedbyGod

      Behind every figurative demon is a real one in my opinion

      • orchidee

        Though some folk just call troubles, etc their 'demons'.

        • BlessedbyGod

          True

        • NinjaGirl

          I love the picture, it's like bitter cup symbolism. And the line "fate of the fabrics" is brilliant!

        • Goldfinch60

          Your faith is so very strong Melissa, may it continue to bring you strength.

          Andy



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