I Am
I cry alone at night, Because I failed again.
I trusted in my own might, Because I thought, “I am a man!”
I stood, though all alone, And fought with all my heart.
I was weary to the bone, For I had been tired at the start.
Though I held nothing back, And gave it all I had.
The odds against me did they stack, And my efforts seemed pitiful and sad.
As had happened many times before, I collapsed on the ground so muddy
I was quickly losing this war, For they had left me beaten and bloody
As I struggled to my feat, I thought, “This cannot be the end!”
As I stumbled down the street, I cried aloud for a friend.
But my foes did see me stand, And I heard their evil roars.
I fell down in the sand, For I knew I could fight no more
I cried above for aid, And suddenly appeared a man
I knew I had been saved, For beside me did he stand
He put my enemies to shame, And sent them far away
When I asked him for his name, Only two words did he say
“I Am”
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