Surrender

Surrender

A Poem by Richard Dotson, Jr.

I come to You as your humble servant.
I should've come to You when my soul became dormant.
I needed help when I fell deep into the shadows.
I went up hell's creek in a boat with no paddles.
I should've remained with You instead of giving into inhibitions.
I should've come to you instead of listening to evil intuitions.
I should've trusted my faith, but instead I doubted.
I should've come and talked to You, but instead I shouted.
I should have stayed in Your army and listened to orders.
I should've remained on shore instead of trying to cross raging waters.
I resisted help when I should have surrendered.
I should've accepted Your mail instead of stamping it return to sender.
I realize that I can't be controlled by man cuz You're the boss.
I respect what You've done, that's why I have a pendant with You on the cross.
I remained on the same plateau, instead I should've went to the next level.
I'm a strong souled man, but I'm constantly tempted by the devil.
I realize that You are everything from the chirping bird to the squeaking mouse.
I should've stopped in once in a while, instead I just said hi whenever I walked by Your house.
 

© 2008 Richard Dotson, Jr.


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Love your insight, style and flow!
Excellent read, especially these 2 lines,
"I should've remained with You instead of giving into inhibitions."
"I should've come to you instead of listening to evil intuitions."


Posted 17 Years Ago


Simple and honest. Nice write.

Posted 17 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Richard Dotson, Jr.
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