An Appeal To My Lord

An appeal to my Lord
                                   
                                   Is it a blessing or curse?
                                   Is it a heaven or hell?
                                   Am I in the hands of Lord or devil?
                                   It’s my state my Lord! to know
                                  There are some nobles and angels and
                                  A lot of devils among them
                                  There is a smile of glee and beauty and
                                  Also a lot of evidences for endless sorrows
                                  Am I a man of blessed or cursed 
                                  my Lord! come to answer me and
                                  hear my appeal to live with peace
                                  Victories are following me in my way and
                                   the failures are guiding me ahead
                                  There is a delightful dawn in the east but
                                  there is a great threatening from dark west
                                  There is a plenty of meals in a golden plate but
                                  many worms are moving in it
                                   To live or to die 
                                   It is my question of this second
                                  My God!
                                  Come and answer me with your grace
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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July 16, 2009 at 9:21 AM
excellent imagery of evil and goodness. Well done!
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