Fear
Fear
By Ken Haines
4/17/09
Fear and anxiety life’s terrible twosome
Destroying my hope and leaving me lonesome.
Fear held close by as if by desire,
As I may reach to touch the warmth of a fire.
Fear grips the air as decisions draw near,
Is it right is it wrong with whom can I share,
When filled with life’s worry and choked with despair.
I cradle my fear as a babe tight in arms,
Cuddled and nurtured seduced by her charm,
Fearing the future and its possible harm.
Fear always thinks about impending doom,
missing life’s joy and seeking its gloom,
Losing the courage to face life’s potential
Knowing that fear is more emotion than mental.
Does the road up ahead offer promise or loss,
One only knows when one pays the cost.
Fear tightens it’s grip snarling and snaring,
Curling it’s lip with hopes none sparing,
Unless we through faith live our lives daring.
So walk through the day and walk through the fire,
And you may find your deepest desire.
Fear fills a life that is lived without faith,
Neither trusting nor hoping just living with waste.
So this is my poem which expresses my fear,
Often denied but still lurking there,
So live by faith and conquer your fear,
And you will find hope and not fear standing near. Fear
By Ken Haines
4/17/09
Fear and anxiety life’s terrible twosome
Destroying my hope and leaving me lonesome.
Fear held close by as if by desire,
As I may reach to touch the warmth of a fire.
Fear grips the air as decisions draw near,
Is it right is it wrong with whom can I share,
When filled with life’s worry and choked with despair.
I cradle my fear as a babe tight in arms,
Cuddled and nurtured seduced by her charm,
Fearing the future and its possible harm.
Fear always thinks about impending doom,
missing life’s joy and seeking its gloom,
Losing the courage to face life’s potential
Knowing that fear is more emotion than mental.
Does the road up ahead offer promise or loss,
One only knows when one pays the cost.
Fear tightens it’s grip snarling and snaring,
Curling it’s lip with hopes none sparing,
Unless we through faith live our lives daring.
So walk through the day and walk through the fire,
And you may find your deepest desire.
Fear fills a life that is lived without faith,
Neither trusting nor hoping just living with waste.
So this is my poem which expresses my fear,
Often denied but still lurking there,
So live by faith and conquer your fear,
And you will find hope and not fear standing near.
Fear
By Ken Haines
4/17/09
Fear and anxiety life’s terrible twosome
Destroying all hope and leaving one lonesome.
Fear held close by as if by desire,
As one may stretch to feel the warmth of a fire.
Fear grips the air as decisions draw near,
Is it right is it wrong with whom can I share,
When filled with life’s worry and choked with despair.
I cradle my fear as a babe tight in arms,
Cuddled and nurtured seduced by her charm,
Fearing the future with its possible harm.
Fear always thinks about impending doom,
Missing life’s joy only seeking its gloom,
Losing the courage to face life’s potential
Knowing that fear is more emotion than mental.
Does the road up ahead offer promise or loss,
One only knows when one pays the cost.
Fear tightens it’s grip snarling and snaring,
Curling it’s lip with hopes none sparing,
Unless we through faith live our lives daring.
So walk through the day and walk through the fire,
And you may find your deepest desire.
Fear fills a life that is lived without faith,
Neither trusting nor hoping just living with waste.
So this is my poem which expresses my fear,
Often denied but still lurking there,
So live by faith and conquer your fear,
And you will find hope and not fear standing near.
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