Faith And Valor Poem by Bonics Bachinela

Faith And Valor



Longing for the light in broad daylight,
Where eyes are blinded by passion,
Tomorrows are threaten'd by fear,
Faith and valor- - - the greatest arm.

When passion's the greatest burden to bear,
Reel your inner lamp to light you in murk,
Think of the stars to inspire,
And remember the affect'n at the level's peak.

When fear' s a wall to obstruct,
The WILL aids you to ways to surmount,
At some point, daunting;
But, flower blooms through the patience of waiting.

Nectar's sweeter if cultivat'd in the right process,
'Tis the bitter-sweet choc'late, in arduous ways,
Where stings and pains are part of greatest inning,
To one's last breath, joys' felt the mem'ries' lapse,
Settled in complacency and commemorating.

A retrospect to look back to,
Where heavens' reached in sacrificial beginning,
Reaching the summit through gentle twines,
With faith and valor, one's touching chymes.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
an inspirational one. to arming one's self with enough faith and courage especially to be fazed not with daunting adversities. in world's ever close competition, fittest ones survived with holding on to such values mentioned.

it was made based on one's past experiences. often times got frustrated and daunted with between life and death stakes, where each option was at the brink of falling and fading. faith and valor were the only tools for there was no way to back out. its not all about the laurels in medals but in the purity of intention and light one has has. ' if i am not bound to win, atleast, i am bound to be true and live the light that i have... - - - - - abraham lincoln'
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