My Safe Spot – Poem
My world dwells in thy word
How long will I survive the enemies sword
If yours is not sharper than two edged sword
Would I have wandered around in darkness?
If thy life hath not given me light
Even at death the battles were won
Power did change hands
I saw death bow his face in shame
“Oh! No! Why lay a hand on life
You only gave him more reason to spread wide
Even before the end, I do possess many
But her! She’s a touch not…”
I know I know,
Thy mark do I bear like the silver lining in the sky
My gaze are fixed on high
Oh! My helper
Take not thy spirit, never
I know when he leaves
Emptiness creaps in
And make it dwelling place of rest
But, Sir, never do I want to be a vessel
Never
That I might be that light
Take not thy spirit.
For there’s is no direction for a lost soul
Wandering wandering without a dwelling place
Dear Sir, take not thy spirit Let the seal not be broken
That the mark may remain
I promise to abide.
Only you understands it, dear interpreter
My father, my father
Let’s laughh longer