All of Worth in Me
My soul is twisted and malformed
Ugly
A hunchback, a Hyde, a phantom of the opera
A hideous ghoul
There is nothing in it worth the keeping
My soul is a dungeon
Filled and imbued with fetid stench
Time-faded bloodstains and echoes of screams long-ended
Hidden beneath a cardboard castle
Nothing with value to the memory
My soul is a cruel and aged man
Weak
With gaping wounds that fester and no hope
Cruel for his fear and pride
Nothing worth a drawn breath
Except
There is one thing in my soul that is good
It was not mine originally
It was a gift, something to be grown and shared, like friendship bread
Each day it breathes life into more of my soul, betters it
God’s Spirit, his love spreading within me
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