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Fear to Courage: Becoming the Adult I Ought to be


Days on the playground

Nights reading fairytales,

Feeling like queen of the mound

Until I hit the ground

Suddenly my fails

Surround with no avail.

 

Fear of life overcomes me.

Growing up, now I see

I’m not as strong as I thought I’d be.

 

Thankfully I find

A Power that can transform my mind.

            Growing up, now I see

                        He is stronger than I thought I’d be.

He picked me up, 

He filled my cup.

         Before long, I began to grow

         With courage being a trait I finally showed.

Finally it was me,

and I was free,

becoming the adult I ought to be.

 

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