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Identity


    Oh you with the tear stained face

And the troubling past 

Caught in a net of your own making 

 

  Oh you who had the trust for ten nations 

Shattered by the storm shaking

 

   Oh you who smiles through the pain 

Though you may be weak, you play off strong

   

     Oh you who forgets how beautiful you are

Oh you who wants no pain but compassion for all 

 

Oh you who struggles with your identity 

But is still a daughter in her family

 

Whose faith was once able to move mountains 

Broken by the loss of this world

 

I am a fighter, a survivor, and a thriver

This is my identity

 

     

 

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