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Your Enemy Your Footstool

Don't be the enemies fool,

Or let him abuse you.

You don't need to,

Directly retaliate his way,

But God's with praise,

Worship, and prayer.

This strengthens God's,

Protective layer on you,

To do what you have to

Do and your enemy will

Then be your footstool!

They will come to you for

Help but won't understand,

But you will! Serving God

Gives a believer a thrill

And wheels to ride on

The boulevard of blessings.

Don't let the enemy lessen

You. You live right, do right,

And to them be a blessing.

The power will lessen and

You'll be empowered by

God's power and Your

Enemy will be your footstool!

 

wrote 12-12-10

 

The LORD said to my Lord, Sit you at my right hand, until I make your enemies your 
footstool. Psalm 110:1

Power

Do you have the power to let power come and not overcome or succumb.

Deep Within

Bloody rhymes 
Hurtful times

Learn the power we need to find
Is Deep inside

Don’t get caught in your own mind
It’s the cause of most of your pain

Seek the strength inside
Wash the weak away

Turn bloody rhymes to bloodless ones
Replace hurtful time with joyous ones

Learn the power we need to find,
Is deep within, deep inside.


The Dynamism of Power

Preoccupied with power as a whole
instead of the power within yourself

The virtue to change your own world
to define who you are

For what strength does a whole give,
if one is shattered inside?

What weight does one add,
to rely on the measure of another?

Must you resolve your weakness,
without understanding it's nature?

For what does delusions add,
to the substance of a man?

That a man can not devour,
the insanity of the world

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