Fear
We all have a fear
From death being so near
From animals or heights
Or from gloomy spooky nights
But fear doesn't make us weak
Although it can make you feel fatigue
It makes us who we are
Just like we are defined by the scars
If you ain't scared
You ain't human
There is nothing wrong with being afraid
You just have to tolerate it until it fades
Because you can run, but you can't hide
It will haunt you day and night
Until anything is better than this agony
Little by little you will loose your sanity
But why do we fear?
We fear to promote survival
Without fear we would be carelessly crossing the street
So that a car can hit us and to death we bleed
Befriending a poisonous snake
So it can bite you with the venom it makes
Drifting to unconsciousness slowly and painfully
We start to be grateful to be afraid gradually
Although we fear it we need it to survive
Why so afraid when God is there?
To protect you from the harmful creatures he create
God will never leave you alone
If you must know
He will stay with you throughout the journey
Don't you worry he will show you his mercy
Until it is a dead end
It is time for you to be dead
DEATH
Is the greatest fear of all
The fear of death waiting in the wall
For the perfect moment to capture his victim
Why are you running away?
When you can't escape anyway
We run to hope to see another day
A day full of the sun's ray
To hope that death will get bored
And will leave us to see the unexplored
There is nothing wrong with being afraid
You just have to tolerate it until it fades
Because you can run, but you can't hide
It will haunt you day and night
If you ain't scared
You ain't human
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