Forever And More, God I'm Your Child...

A week so hard, just passed by,
I'm alive with an unending sigh,
My mind filled with "when, how and why?"
Calming my heart with childish lies.

What can I do rather than lie?
To me myself who can't make up my mind,
I wish I could scream so loud and cry,
But all sudden shocks, locked my tears inside.

So many thoughts haunting my mind,
Not one thought stayed for a while,
One after the other took turns in no time,
To haunt the mind, you're right, not only mine.

Even through all, one thing I realized,
To you I make it a point to highlight,
Humanity hides in many stubborn minds,
It pops out when we face hard times.

I've read and heard many rhymes,
I've read and seen it with my own eyes,
It was mentioned clearly even in my life guide,
We should not welcome a stubborn mind.

To be honest before ending this rhyme,
This mind that encouraged me to write,
Is a very stubborn one, yes, you read it right,
I know it's bad to have a stubborn mind.

But then again, it reigns in my mind,
A stubborn mind, to do good is alright,
But whatever happens I must keep in mind,
Even though I carry this stubborn mind,
Forever and more, God I'm your child.

-Debra R. N. Ludwick-

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