The Fight Of Faith Poem by Adams King

The Fight Of Faith



THE FIGHT OF FAITH
Hell is but a stone throw
But heaven still awaits
I limp like a wounded antelope
Seeking the Paradise gate

Through days of laughter
And through days of pain
Many a thorn I encountered
Many a joy was slain

Anxiety is my dream when I lie
For many a truth unattained
Must man truly die
For life to be regained

I fall like an axed tree
Still I stand again
The reward ahead of me
Is but ten thousand gain

Temptation is but an enemy
Battling with my faithless spirit
Offering a plate of meal
To apprehend me a culprit

But I stand by the word
Quoting every line
Man must live be the word
Not by bread and wine

Patience is but a sword
That unleashes the errs of time
Blessed are the trees of God
Bringing forth fruits in due time

Friday, August 3, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: anxiety,faith
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