Do You Feel Alone

Do you feel alone
That a lie from your enemy
He want you to live by your feeling alone
Especially when you are home on you own
You get on the phone
To call a friend
Who have no help for you
You feel alone
Because you call the wrong person
Making you feel like a rolling stone.

All alone you feel
You kneel down in prayer
But the words don’t come out
Alone you still feel
Even in prayer you kneel
All alone you feel.

Can I get through this stress
With the enemy bringing up my mess
Is this just a test
Where can I get some rest
Alone I still feel
Even when I kneel.

Yes, yes it’s not a guess
God is waiting to hear your request
You are not alone
Even when you feel you are on your own
When you dial the right number
With no slumber or cumber
With all the rumble going 
You are not alone
When you get the right number
dialing on your phone
you are not alone.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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McBride  Avatar
April 6, 2023 at 8:48 PM
Amen , love the flow of your poetry, indeed my friend a call out to God can create within a new being , one will not let this wicked world consume them but be pulled out of it, Great inspiration and motivation for all : )
M  Avatar
April 5, 2023 at 8:38 AM
I think we all feel that way at times in our lives Julius….unfortunately for some it's ongoing! Like you said there are people and services of support out there…just pick up that phone! Enjoyed your poem Julius …a great message! Debx
Lawrence Avatar
April 6, 2023 at 12:59 PM
Thank you Deb M...Let's continue pointing individual in the right way, Letting know help is always there waiting to hear their call. :)
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