Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 30
God has given me heaven and Earth
He has given me all and the fullness thereof
God has given unto me life and death
He has given me eyes as a plain dove
I am the stubborn Ebony people call NIGHT
Young black rock that sit under the twilight
My sacrifices; You reckon
Your love; I beckon
Diamond shaped eyes of clarity and lonely
In full upgraded natural endowment only
That keeps jugging to run in its own design(s) solely
For God has in control the monopoly
Though, He didn't promise to take away my troubles
He has promised to reduce my worries
He didn't promise me always to rise in bubbles
He has promised to turf out my flurries
I stumble across the stone without a bone
A solitary confinement deeply alone
From a barren zone, class lightly transcend
Only in time, I know my mind will mend
Endless valleys and limitless mountains
The beautiful weather here and seas' fountains
The abyss of rotten cavities with no fill
A system no power can unwell its drill
I am scared that this is too good to be true
But while whistle marks its beginning
I am of thought it would come in few
Whereas, the regular time never end its spinning
The blood that passed over without a spill
Passover's peaks collapse into a spellbinding chill
They are trapped; hope never say bye when I still breathe
Unless the gem gush into the Chemistry of untimely death
I am in need of Your peace
I am getting tired of the exclusive tease
Your enablement; my energy
My flaws; Your undying liturgy!
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