"white water"
Fear consumes every part of my being
Anxiety sits on the top of my mind
I wonder,
Who will win this battle?
As we approach, people burst out of the bus
Excitement sweeps across their faces
While I,
Fade slowly into the crowd
In front and behind,
I see bodies lunge into
The “white water”
Floating,
Others experience Joy
While I am overtaken by fright
And soon, I could see no-
One.
An abyss of emptiness
Led me to cry as
The “white water”
Began closing in over my face
And sucks me up into its malicious stomach
Fighting back the current
I feel no hope
I grasp onto a rock, choking
Straining for my inner tube,
My fears have become my reality
Unable to seize the tube
I discover myself under
The “white water”
Again.
Struggling to survive
Under the powerful clutch of the waves,
A hand from above reaches
And lifts me to safety
No trial or pain
Will ever test my heart
So much as it was
in
The “white water”
For, the water consumed me,
But the hand of mercy
Raised me from my
Grave.
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