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Hopping Over Fences


I see the ginormous fence in front of me. It seems too big to overcome Why can’t it just be a bit small, A bit easier? Then a little birdy flew over and said, “Challenges are made to be hard, They allow us to grow, Become stronger, wiser, and tougher.” I still see a giant fence before me, But now, I know I must get over it. But how? How will I be able to overcome it? Then a snake slithered up and said, “Through God, all things are possible. Believe, pray, and have faith, And he will provide for you, young one.” I know now I must trust in God, I must believe God will help, And I must pray to God. I know through him all things are possible.
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