To Faithful Joseph Poem by Jessel Jane Tevar Toring
To Faithful Joseph
If I were Potiphar's wife,
would you run away from me;
would you rather turn your back
and leave me miserably?
If I were far more beautiful than her,
can you look away from me;
can you push away my willing arms
from holding you endlessly?
If I in fate and life have failed,
If marrying him was wrong -
have found you and love along,
would you forsake me all alone?
If it's only you I dream of,
and heavens brought you to me...
Is it too much to ask of you
to run away with me?
i thought u'd say u wish u were sold by your -sisters-: D
...how i wish i was sold into slavery by my brothers to Potiphar as a household slave... as a text message reads, a woman's heart should be hidden in God, that a man must seek God to find her. ...you don't need to ask him though...he will seek for your heart... :) ...10 for this! ..
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4/23/2024 9:18:45 AM # 1.0.0.1119
The theme is alien to many.But the lines have a universal charm with good expression and apt diction. Experience is your teacher and in the next phase of life it will rinse the ones around you