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A Reminder From Heaven


Don’t believe lies that the world whispers in your delicate ears, Let society’s opinion die and keep the truth near to your heart. The world compares you; I admire you The world sets limits; I say that you can fly The world degrades you; I build you up to be extravagant They says you are unattractive, but I only create beauty The world judges you; I accept you The world holds grudges but I have everlasting forgiveness The world labels you; I say you’re above it all The world says you're an outcast; I say you belong. The world brings confusion; I give clarity They world makes you doubt; I say have faith The world makes you worry; I give you peace You may feel unsafe but I wrap you in my arms The world creates tears; I create laughter The world makes you feel ashamed; I say you have the strength move on The world puts up walls; I knock them down You may feel tired, but I give you energy You may feel sick, but through me you’re healed The world brings hurt, pain and regrets, but I use it to make you stronger and wiser The world degrades you to be poor; through me you have riches The world is selfish; I say have love for others The world is full of unfortunate events; I create miracles The world steals, kills and destroys but through me you have a satisfying life The world is everything I’m not and I am nothing like the world The world is temporary; I AM FOREVER.
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