Friday 17 December 2010

Faith in Adversity

A bottle of alcohol, empty cigarette packets

Strewn across the damp dirty floor

Moundless heap lies in the bed

Too many words left unsaid

Never moving, never getting up

Never there for you, never hugging you

Never loving you, or helping you

Always faced down into the floor



Amazing that in the face of adversity

You hold on for grim death

Despite the bullying taunts at school

Your a bitch, a liar a whore

The mother who doesnt care

What does it matter anymore?



Swimming against the current

Holding on to the possibilites

The dreams, the hopes,

Of something a little bit better



There are moments behind closed doors

That you dont want to remember anymore

How do you find the strength to carry on?

To find meaning in every single day?



Then there are the beggars in the streets

The children living in slums, the hungry

The poor, all wanting something a bit more



Struggle to survive through these tough times

Promise that everything will be alright

If you can get through this you can get through

Anything at all



Running away from the faces of evil

Walking towards the faces of angels

Sitting and hoping and praying to God

That everything wil be alright today



In a world of violence, of beatings

And many harsh words

Where a man with a gun holds all power

With sparks of ignition and meteroite showers

You worry that things will remain the same

But you know despite everything things will change.

Believe that miracles happen

Because they do, everyday

Just remember that my dear

I promise everything will be okay.

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