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inpsirational 2 min read 543 views Jan 23, 2017

I Resolve

I Resolve

 

Concerning the labyrinth of my life

Before acting and making decisions I will think twice

I will not continue running blindly on the wayward paths

Only to be at a dead end reliving the regrets of the past

 

I resolve to stay present in the here and now

Acknowledging my Higher Power in all things some way/somehow

Being comfortable and accepting of the way things turn out

Trusting the plan that’s in motion which only God knows about

 

I resolve to accept at times that people are just too busy

To share a kind word or have patience to listen

I will not accept the truths of others as my own

Not dwell on loneliness but be comfortable with being alone

 

Depression will have its place but not stand toe to toe with grace

In periods of silence and tearing I’ll seek His voice… His face

Resolving to not be self-absorbing but release my own delusions

Yet being cognizant that God does not show Himself in all humans

 

 

I resolve to feel what I feel and to be a better person than the day before

Even when it seems depression continues to pierce my soul

I can’t explain why my moods will suddenly change

Especially when interacting with those who still think I’m the same

 

Being described as for one whom enough will never be enough… one who will not settle

And I ask how and why would I be different when I’m only striving to be better

When conversing feelings of unrest rears its head

All because of fallacies found in the words being said

 

I’ll allow my own paranoia to keep me safe

I resolve to remain a child of God trusting that He knows my hearts’ way

My here and now may not be my permanent state

Meanwhile I resolve to show love even amidst the hate

 

alw 2017

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