Stronger In Faith Poem by Doris Cornago

Stronger In Faith



I loved a man so grand

He walks barefoot in sand

Spends the day to go astray

Meets me by end of day


Don’t care if sorrows wait

Makes me stronger in faith

Still looking glad than sad

I asked him was day bad


He answers cryptically sure

Goes on to next adventure

Leaving me lost, hurt and sad

Wanting us to talk so bad.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem illustrates for us what a woman wants most out of a relationship - for the poet, at least. She may be 'too demanding' but the poem will make the reader know the negligence of the man, and why she has every right to feel this way. The saving grace of this relationship is she grows stronger in faith, as this man was sent to her in a dream, with an accompanying instruction.
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