March with me

March with me

A Poem by Douglas Levi Gribbins
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A big song i thought of, that is about me getting out my dark place.

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God Grant me trust,Please, god, Grant me hope

God please grant me strength, get me off of this slope.

Give me arms to grasp the last smile that i have.

The rest is a class act, everyone will go past that.

I'm climbing this mountain and i'll climb alone if i have to.

And i'll reach the top,Touch the sky, look down smiling at you.

You doubted me endlessly, didn't think i could get here

You spewed insults like poison, Just noise is all i hear.

Or you could come with me, I will lead, never plead.

For help, and as my blood proceeds to boil

I'm making plans to get out, plans the devil can't foil

You can follow me, I am, Flying high, i'm shining.

Why can, i see light that would cause blindness?

Is it doubt? The darkness of confidence, absence of hope?

Wondering now, God thank you, i'm out of this slope.

I am free, I will stay, i will help, i will pray.

Never flee, Never Play, never welp, Start today.

Come on

 

 

 

© 2014 Douglas Levi Gribbins


Author's Note

Douglas Levi Gribbins
This is more of an inspirational peice rather than a poem.

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I am free, I will stay, i will help, i will pray.
Never flee, Never Play, never welp, Start today.
Come

Love this. Great poetry.

Posted 10 Years Ago


"I am free, I will stay, i will help, i will pray.
Never flee, Never Play, never welp, Start today.
Come on"
Nice flow of thought and I like the energy in the words. We must march forward and hold tight to our belief. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

Posted 10 Years Ago


Well, this piece is quite deep. Also, the lines with the rhymes do suit to be in a song. The last verse is really cool. :)

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Added on March 19, 2014
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