As the darkness in this world does grow,
The Light in many hearts fades,
This Life is certainly a test,
But it is not based on grades,
Eternal life is our reward, by gods endless grace,
This is based, on how we approach, the trials that we face,
Do not lose your Faith, when the worlds light does grow thin,
Embrace the divinity inside your soul, and allow the light of god, to forever, shine within.
Fighting the fight of faith, is not something that is an easy path, but living life with righteousness is much better than facing gods wrath.
About the Creator
Kaylon Forsyth
Knowing the path is far different in experience than walking the path. Knowledge only becomes truly useful once it is implemented in ones life, so that which I write is that which I have experienced, hopefully my words may offer solace.
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This was so powerful and optimistic! Loved your poem!
Powerful reminder!