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Jesse Thomas Devlin
Poems
Feb 2020
The Awakening
Christ inside is stirring me
Waking me up to a cold reality...
I sinned.
You remind me...
I feel depressed and alone.
Then you say I died for your transgressions.
I believe.
You make me alive once again.
Like in the days of my youth.
I died along the way.
I inherited a sin from my forefathers.
I become oppressed and depressed in helplessness.
Cold to the touch.
Then you remind me you are my father.
You accept me as a son with open arms.
I warn myself to be brave among the unbelievers.
The entities that donβt recognize your superiority.
You are sinless
You are blameless
You are love
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Jesse Thomas Devlin
40/M/USA
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