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A father in continuous labels


 

A father in continuous labels

 

            Slumped by life’s merciless challenges

            Transcended every failure

            Reconciled with your past

            Entwined in discipline and ruthless love

 

            You dwell in present time

            Giving guidance

            As one of GOD’s acolytes

            Bolstered, shattered, soothed

           

            Balanced inside, between heart and mind

            Brilliant on eyes

            Becoming the threshold of countless lives

            Positioned at appointed hills

 

            Toppling mountains

            Carving paths for those below

            Lending strong vibrant hands

            Ascend into the heavens

 

            Many can succeed

            Through you they come

            As an Arch angel

            But more of something else

 

            Reaching stars with so many titles

            Beholding a son, who gazes upon you

            With grace and astonishment

            A father in continuous labels

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Bazzaro127

Hello! I'm 19 years old. I've grown a lot since a year an a half ago. I still write lots of poems just don't have much time to post them. Its over 600 but who needs count, art isn't limited by number but heart-filled effort lol. I pray everyone is doing well, thank you for those who have read my craft, liked it, commented and took time out of their day to view it. Currently I speak mainly two languages English and spanish while learning french. I'm keeping busy, GOD bless everyone and have a dazzling day. Oh that's me and my mom too in the pic if it even loads haha, feeling fresh;).

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