The Lord Will End My Laments Poem by Michael James Ajani

The Lord Will End My Laments

Sometimes I wanted to cry but tears would not come, it won't just.
Is it of rejection, is it betrayal I would say? Oh! I'm in pains this is unjust.
For these things I weep; mine eye, mine eye drop down water, oh! This worst.
What has been my offense for this cup to have fell on me? This is hardened burdened how can I pay that it cost?
Now that my strength fall, from whom I am not able to rise up and no one to comfort me,
I don't know if I would stand again, I'm deeply hurt inside, my soul is, who am I to rely on this time, I think not even my homie.
It is now obvious that some people are dangerous more worst than pandemic, I seek ye Lord open my eyes show me who is there for me.
I don't want to be hurt no more, I've been ran to the ground, I was showed nothing but hatred, I was down and they kicked me in the face, no case I believe I would rise again and shine at the presence of mine enemy.

The Lord Will End My Laments
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Thinking positively to soar away from worldly problems experienced that's weighing down and degrading my soul. Some experiences sucks through but healing is real if you allow yourself to think positive. Think positive and be energetic.
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