by cafetwo2010Harford county, Maryland, USA
Dec 2012 417 Views 4 comments
Fear not the Storm
Fear not the storm
my love
Many have come
and gone
But you, sweet child
of faith
Shall awaken to
the dawn
Your heart is filled
with sorrow
And the enemy has
sapped your spirit
But no black cloud
from hell
Should ever make you
fear it
Take it from one who's
been there
And lived to tell
the tale
Trust in the Almighty..
And nothing can make
you fail***
my love
Many have come
and gone
But you, sweet child
of faith
Shall awaken to
the dawn
Your heart is filled
with sorrow
And the enemy has
sapped your spirit
But no black cloud
from hell
Should ever make you
fear it
Take it from one who's
been there
And lived to tell
the tale
Trust in the Almighty..
And nothing can make
you fail***
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Dec 2012
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Comments (4)
Fear not that you might make a mistake in believing your dream.
Fear rather that if you don't go for it
You might stand before God and he’ll tell you
you could have succeeded had you had a little more faith.
Fear not that you might fail.
Fear rather that you will never succeed
if you never try and if you are unwilling to take risks.
Fear not that you might get hurt.
Fear rather that you will never grow
if you wait for painless success.
The old man said to the young man,
“Why not go out, on a limb,
After all isn't that where the fruit is.”
I haven't the slightest idea who the author is, but does it matter if and when we need some encouragement to help us climb the hill or make it for the opposite shore, or just live on hoping for better?!
Thank you, dear poet, enjoyed it very much!
unique poetry you share..'Going out on a limb..' I like that one..