I Will Tell The World Poem by Raimi Babatunde

I Will Tell The World



I will tell it to the world
Help me herald this glorious news
Of The One who loves me without a clause
Turned my mess to a message

The God of restoration
He hung the Moon without pillars
Planted the earth amidst waters
Yet, it sunk not like Titanic

Why do you love me so much?
Arrows fired, but reach me not
Surely, they gathered but not by you
Still they marvel at your cover

Your righteous cause I favour
Your words I ate like Nigerian Jollof rice
Upon me your hands rests forever
For the grace of election, thank you

My destiny is secured in you
It's my season of unlimited breakthroughs
Each time I take a breathe
I just want to praise you scatter

In your covenant I will work
With love motivated engagements
If you see me Swagger-up
It's because I am blessed!

Wednesday, August 7, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: religion
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