The Faith of a Giant
Dear the professor who tested my faith,
I thought college was a breeze until I had your class.
I sat there wondering if I made a mistake at last.
But I am thankful that I stood my ground,
Because it made me stronger all around.
I have encountered many mental tests,
But my faith would overcome and I was blessed.
With your class and your personal views,
This was more like a mental bruise.
When I went to other classes I thought about my faith.
When I went to sleep I thought about my faith.
When I went to practice I thought about my faith.
When I woke up in the morning I thought about my faith.
This was not something I could brush off,
As I was on the go and trying to rush off.
I couldn’t escape the pain it caused me,
Because it effected me in every degree.
I reached out to members in my church,
And family members who I had to search.
I wanted advice for this unnecessary pain,
But I wanted to do it my own way.
I was stuck between sitting silent,
Or raising my hand to defeat the giant.
Was I going to be an ordinary college student,
Or was I going to be Goliath, the shrewdest?
Thank God that I stuck it out,
Because it put me on a different route.
I stood up for what I believed in through an assignment,
And I realized that I defeated the Giant.
Katie Shugars (02/08/2018)
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