Words become entangled in my mind
Were the sane become insane with calligraphy
A poet paints a picture graphically
The rhythm flows systematically
Opaque and gray tailored eloquently
Containing a message invented genuinely
Embracing the thoughts that my brain transmits
Good or Evil what will you pick?
Am here to decipher my darkest abyss
To the right Angel of Justice and freedom
To the left Angel of Death and destruction
What will it be? What will you choose? Will your
soul be redeemed or will you be a fool?
Choose Jesus Christ and be welcomed as a child of God, or
choose Lucifer and remain another lost soul. God will condemn
You to hell for eternity if you ignore his calling
So remain lost or accept Jesus today as your savior
and be saved. I am here sharing this words today to bring you
Under God's grace may he bless you and comfort you in everything
you do. Amen!
©Franko the Christian Poet
Apr 23, 2016
Apr 23, 2016 at 10:31 PM UTC
Words become entangled in my mind
Were the sane become insane with calligraphy
A poet paints a picture graphically
The rhythm flows systematically
Opaque and gray tailored eloquently
Containing a message invented genuinely
Embracing the thoughts that my brain transmits
Good or Evil what will you pick?
Am here to decipher my darkest abyss
To the right Angel of Justice and freedom
To the left Angel of Death and destruction
What will it be? What will you choose? Will your
soul be redeemed or will you be a fool?
Choose Jesus Christ and be welcomed as a child of God, or
choose Lucifer and remain another lost soul. God will condemn
You to hell for eternity if you ignore his calling
So remain lost or accept Jesus today as your savior
and be saved. I am here sharing this words today to bring you
Under God's grace may he bless you and comfort you in everything
you do. Amen!
©Franko the Christian Poet
Surrendering is the most humbling thing a person can do with the Lord it teaches you humbleness humility and over all knowing your a simple servant and a worshipper to a greater force "God" than yourself.
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