Him
I was stuck
I was in a cold, dark place
The light given to everyone when they enter this world Had been smothered before I even began to speak
I had been beaten down, touched,
Hurt in unspeakable ways
I was on the edge of seventeen
Before my life had began, I was ready to end it
I walked a thin line between life and death
Death had become a comfort, a friend to me
I had welcomed death
Until I found something to live for
Someone to live for
I had been saved
The light that had dimmed, was lit up by a fire
Fire is often seen as destructive
A cause of great pain and suffering
But it is in fact much more than that
Fire creates life, it helps the weary start anew
An opportunity to rise from the ashes like a Phoenix
My Fire is my Light
He is my friend, my teacher, my Father
As I was falling, He caught me
He chased away my demons,
And guided me from the darkness
He picked me up and put me back together
He helped me forgive the ones that broke me
He brought me great joy and peace
My days are full of warmth
I feel light, the heaviness in my chest gone
I want to be an advocate for those suffering an injustice
To help others just as He helped me
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