Jared Chimezie
@jaredchimezie
3 years ago

#poetry

Title: The Call for Redemption

Swimming in the darkened sea of life,
Drenched and almost drowned by the waves of strife,
I danced with an ugly miss named error,
And consumed cups of doubts on my thousand-mile terror.

My cantankerous brain goes astray,
For my peaceful eyes had endorsed the way,
But my mind hopes copiously,
And graciously took off the rope of anxiety.

My heart seeks tranquility in a land,
Full of sacred helpers, who lend a hand,
My dumbfounded mind caused a painful sin,
And quickly I beaconed on the angelic kin.

Oh, hear the hanky-panky man's plea,
Who's thirsty for mercy, hear his plea,
Rescue the sinful malady, before he goes crazy,
And restore his greatness in all its majesty.

Penury foods I've eaten in my unworthiness,
But look into my open heart with tenderness,
Restore my greatness, O gracious one,
And let redemption's melody be sung.

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