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Teach Me




Teach me.
To walk in holy paths
To seek your face
To use time.

Teach me.
To walk away
From vibes negative
To cut the unnecessary.

Teach me.
To love
Even when it's hard
Even if it stabs.

Teach me.
To let go.
To distance from
Burdens unnecessary.

Teach me.
To be wise
To know the difference
The fake and genuine.

Teach me.
With patience and love.
A fountain of mercy
An ocean of grace.

Teach me.
Painfully mould me.
This time I won't
Complain or whine.

Teach me.
Within my heart
Stir a burning desire
To know you more.

Teach me.
The light and darkness
And the circle
Of contextual ethics.

Teach me.
To drink pain
Willingly as it
Cleanses my heart.

Teach me.
The unknown and
Less known
Unveil whatever is
To be known,

Creator and Master
Of all things,
Known and unknown.

25.09.17

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  1. Shoba4 December 2018 at 15:16

    đź‘Śđź‘Ť

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    1. Shoba4 December 2018 at 15:17

      In fact I feel this can be taught in Sunday school as a poem!! Many will benefit

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