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Written 16 August 2025 for : When my Life Changed Poety Contest of Michael Neumann
When my Life Changed In midst of my journey of life Starkly I was shattered by fate With the razor-sharp blade of knife, Harshly hurled in hands of Hades. After two long-stretched surgeries Within the short span of ten days For curled intestines, with worry And acute pains, supine I lay; For months I stayed gazing at sky Seeking divine grace and mercy, To shine strength on me to stand high And rain on me His clemency. Ever since my life changed for good: No more my force I could recoup No more taste of fast fatty foods, But just the flavour of light soups; No more the tang of sweetish treats No more savour of salty feasts, Gone were days of strolling on streets With acute pains, the body fleeced; Days turned into darkness of nights Amidst the wrath of wild winters, Despite the rays of sunshine bright Cold were days of sparkling summers. On hindsight, the change in my life Pitched me closer up to the sky With flame of faith lighting my strife, Gems of hope shining in my eyes; Was the change ways of divine will To field me close to the sublime, Or payment of debt with a chill, Only He can disclose to Time.
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