Maybe I should just let it all go
The desires of my heart seem to bring only pain
It's a struggle can you help me to comprehend if my living is in vain?
My neighbor judges but never prays for me
I am not a victim by my internal chastisement is a rude awakening
And the sound of self doubt seems ungrateful in the presence of my blessings
I no longer want to box with my destiny
My heart longs for unconditional affection
But secretly I can't see past the flaws in my own reflection
The source of all of my conflicts with others is my unprofessed depression
But I keep hiding behind pride and anger to pretend I'm over it
My emotions seem dead so I say I am not easily offended
I am not alone in these thoughts but today I place them all on the heavenly altar for divine review
I am a sinner and although it currently seems I'm lost in the shallow world
This conversation with God reveals what I've been designed for
Because of Jesus' sacrifice at the cross I've been informed my salvation is already paid for
Published by A.M. Morgan
A.M. Morgan is a New Orleans native who enjoys creative writing and the performing arts. View profile
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2 Comments
Post a CommentVery well written A.M. I loved it. Deep. thought provoking.
Wow. This has such great depth and introspection. It is one of the better pieces that I have read in a long time. Bravo! Thank you!