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You'll be OK!
by Stephanie M Storey-Morant → (All Poetry by Stephanie M Storey-Morant)
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What God gives no one can take away
Remember that.. and you'll be OK.

You’ll Be O.K


Stephanie Storey-Morant


 


Today you awoke,


Drenched by Yesterday’s Tears


Joy Didn’t arrive, so in Ran Your Fears


Trouble met you, as you washed your Face


Self-Doubt Came In and Fought Off Grace


In Weakness you ran to hide from the Mess


But you weren’t looking, and bumped into Stress


Then Misery tackled you, and held you down


And Hope was no where to be found


So you looked at Stress, straight in the eye


You felt so defeated, you started to cry


But as you cried, you said a Prayer


And Suddenly a Miracle showed up there


Then came in Strength to save the day


And the Tears you shed scared Stress Away


So you wiped your tears, then stood Bold and Strong


Then Grace and Mercy Entered the Home


Soon came in Power, Hope and Faith


Then Possibilities filled the Place


They hugged you Tight, as Love walked in


As the Door swung Open for your very best friend


Jesus Himself held out his hands


And told you Self-Pity was not in his Plans


He promised you a Day of Joy and Happiness


Then said, “my child, you’ll always be blessed


No matter how hard the Road may seem


The enemy will not take your Self-Esteem


For you’re protected by the Blood, I’ve shed


All the Sins of your Past are cleansed and dead”


So Jesus kissed you on his Way Out


And told you, you must never Doubt


No matter the Trial, Burden or Circumstance


Your life is Always in his Hands


So don’t let the Devil have his way


You’re gonna be blessed anyway


Cause what’s for you,


No one can take away


Remember that…..


 


and


You’ll be OK


 


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 Reviews of "You'll be OK!"
Reviewed by Daring Sunshine
Reviewed on January 24, 2007
This is a star-saver!!!!!!!!!!!! I've taken medication so I wouldn't cry in front of my boss; but she week she pushed too hard & the tears fell. Stephanie, there aren't enough words to say, Thank U for writing this!
God Bless,
Sharon


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