Elements and disaster

Life is hard

I bend like a tree even though I may break. 

I roll like the river and ride earthquakes. 

Buried by Avalanches of Doubt, Fighting hard 

to dig my way out. Over Troubled Waters I sail. 

In blinding fog I still prevail. No matter what 

elements come at me I pray to the lord on bended

 knee. wind and hail. bitter snow . I Look to God

 Wherever I Go. 

10/16/20

Author's Note

Fixed errors

Reviews

[emmajoy]

We all need a firm and steady hand holding ours at times. Perhaps too, truly believing that a prayer can be heard from the clamour of multitudes - as is happening now. For me. a walk, a stand and look, a feel and warmth that settles when I see the All About = comforting sights make warm memories and peace. Seems what you're meaning.. feeling and,, needing too. Thank you so very much Tina.

[Tina]

Thank you for reading

[emmajoy]

You're very welcome, Tina. Take car, keep safe.

[Azifwecare]

Going with the flow and like you said look to God wherever I go. Great poem

[Tina]

Thank you very much

[John the Baptist]

Yes, life can be very hard. The speaker here seems to have weathered much tribulation and now relies on a spiritual approach to life. Sometimes it is necessary to negotiate turbulent waters to find more peaceful ones.

[Tina]

Thanks for reading

[jacob erin-cilberto]

Sweet write...I go through avalanches of doubt, but I will find a way out...will prevail...
just have to.
j.

[Tina]

Thank you for reading

[Chris Shaw]

Laden with imagery is this write Tina to illustrate how tough life can be. Sounds as though you have a strong faith that will guide you through challenging times. Good write.

Chris

[Tina]

Thank you very much.

[Franky]

Well done. I like the spiritual content especially. Agreed!

[Tina]

Thank you very much

[Another Relic]

Prayer is a powerful tool in life. There are plenty of quotes from successful people on the advantages of utilizing it on the way forward in life.

[Tina]

I agree. Thank you

[Paul Bell]

Not religious myself, but I'm sure the great test of faith is faith itself.
If it doesn't kill you it will make you stronger. I don't know who said this first, but it always did my head in on long marches.

[Tina]

Thank you for reading