Repentance

A poem made in Reading Class, where the black color shows the 1^st speaker and the blue one is the 2^nd.

Repentance

When I stepped on the world, I was afraid

None can keep me away from danger

Nor flee afar from others’ anger

Scare clothe me when I slept

Amidst my mind was chaos,

 Where worry’s kept

Be still, my friend. 

Scare shall have you jailed, 

But goodness will always prevail.

Victory you shall have

So pray to thy Father

By His mercy you’ll be saved.

Well-spoken, good stranger

But how could I not worry

While my heart is full of anguish? 

It was carving my soul deeply.

So deep it hurts, 

Giving me bewilderments and perplexity

For many times I’ve had the experience

My feet led me to ways of unsecure

I thought to myself I’m desperately confounding.

Nothing change, though myself I blame.

Then I realize. Without Him I’m an empty void.

I called to Him, “Father, to Thee I’m sorry,” repents and felt secure.

Shall I believe in your counsel?

Hesitating, I am, but your words are true.

Help me to run toward Him

So I shall gain victory and secure

As you taught me before.

I’ll be obliged in Him, and trust Him with assurance.

Approach me, my brother.

Let us pray to Him with repentance

And thy good, willing heart

That will give thee a new start.