We are worthy of His Heaven

Inspired by... Being ourselves. We are worthy of Heaven's embrace just by being. Being born. Being human. Being real.

Be authentic. Be true. Let real connections and true love find you.

We are worthy of His Heaven 
By Michelle Morris 
05/11/2025

I'd love to save the world
But it's not my place to save 
I can do my best and be myself
Every single damn day 

I know it's hard
It's hard to be the real you
But it's how our tribe finds us
It's how we reveal our truth 

Be authentic 
Let your soul shine, my friend 
Make those connections real
Allow true love to spark; surrender 

I'd love to save every person
But I know it's about their choices 
We can only set a pure example 
We can only make space for their voices 

Allow people to be themselves 
Allow people to shine their light
Allow people to make peace with their hearts 
Allow people to choose what is right

What's right for them and not me
Giving them freedom to set themselves free 
Be a reminder when I can 
By accepting God's plan revealed 

For we all have free will 
And we know that we are blessed 
But sometimes it takes time to accept
That we are worthy of His Heaven

I'd love to save you 
But I have to allow you to fly 
God gave you wings and courage
All you have to do is try

Have faith in your own self
Have faith in God's Will 
Have faith in your purpose 
Have faith and be fulfilled 

You are special and unique 
Only you are worthy of being you
I hope you realise your soul's glow
And that you will save your own life anew

© Michelle Morris, 2025
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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