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Abandoned No More

by @rod-e-kok

A torrent of musical notes carried me along a wayward path, dark and sombre, it was a dirge... funereal in its essence, a haunting chant painted black slashes across my page. I cried for support, for help... a prayer to a God I thought had abandoned me. Never am I free from falling, my ears still hear grim melodies that have an unforgiving harmony. My feet stand on the precipice, my eyes looking into the chasm. Yet through the cold silence of despair, a warming embrace takes in my heart, soothing whispers clothe my naked soul. I am not alone. For now I see that trail which leads me through the valley. My confidence is renewed, faith is gifted out of grace, and I am taught to trust in my God, for he alone will never abandon me.
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rod-e-kok
Published
Nov 13, 2014
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Hello dear reader. This poem is the first one I've put on my website since #OctPoWriMo ended. I have written a couple poems, but I am saving them for the book I am planning to put out in the near future. I wrote this poem fairly quickly, as it seemed to flow into what you'll read below. It in no way reflects my state of mind at this present time, although I draw on experience to convey the message. I hope you enjoy my first offering of this month.

Rod E. Kok

November 13, 2014

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#depression#anxiety#faith#christian
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