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John 14:6

I thought it was left
instead it was right

Years I travel
in the wrong direction

Heeding not to maps instruction

I may not finish
should I go the other way.

I fool myself
"I got this"

Eyes shut, 
yet reflects opens definition

Blind sighted, I continue
headed to damaged destinations

In this journey I grow tired
weary, breathless "pants" for air

I may stumble, headed to  crumble
"Help is anyone there?"

I'm cool I'm straight
I think.....
 
This looks scary
darkness seems to blanket my path.

No answer in sight
too dark to see

CRASH....WALL...I  FALL
Man this is really bugging me.

Tear drenched face
mind hurts of confusion

WAIT....over there, the other way
a solution

JESUS? Is that you?
Bright is the light,
but squint I do not

Oh Jesus I'm so glad you
came through
Right here and the right spot

NEW PLAN

Hand and hand
the brighter, righter,
and clear sighter 
yes.... a new day

I trust you Lord
I will follow you

LEAD THE WAY!!

A Strawberry She'D Be

She's dimming inside dont you see
Go to her she's someone's family
She didnt know the danger that came her way
Others at the shak will just look away
She looked kinda sweet, maybe even new
Little dancing angel, curls shimmered like dew
She wondered about the man who had her sighted
You knew you had her, demon heart so delighted
She loved that first burning white wonder
Her house so clean, her babies deeply slumber 
She met the sly sighter just round the corner
Closing the door quietly as she just stepped away
She didnt notice the smoke billowing their way
Keeping the pain wrenching thoughts from returning to soon
She tells him yes to another cheap room
Hungry sighter pokes her skin
She feels a hot rush that forces a grin
When light comes her soul voids of glee
She feels a moment of clarity and drops fast to her knees
Bodys all over on fire with hope
She's done with white wonder, yes dope

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