What He Does For Me Poem by Luce Darwin

What He Does For Me



There are forests burning
all around me
but you sheild my eyes
so I cannot see the smoke.

Sky scrapers are collapsing in the cities,
bombs are falling
and wars are raging
in all of us
and I hide under tables
but you protect me from the rubble.

There are crowds of people,
they laugh at my name,
malign the ones I love
and spit on the ground I walk
but I hear nothing,
I see nothing.

You cover me like a banket
and I cannot be harmed.

I am safe under your wings
and you will never leave
because you made a promise
that you will never forsake me
no matter how difficult gets
to protect me.

Sunday, April 21, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: cities
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Luce Darwin

Luce Darwin

Maine, United States
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