I'Ve Been Gone Poem by raff rafael

Sometimes I leave without anyone knowing.
I would leave to my world.
A world that has a population of 3.
That would be only God, Jesus, and me.

I would write poetry,
But not let it be known to others.
I would stay in silence and part from this planet.
I called this world of mine the world of Naruto.
Not the animated show,
But how I see my growth and realize my allies and foes.

I’ve been gone in my world of Naruto,
So alone Jesus can reveal to me my hidden blessing and wisdom.
I don’t write poetry to get attention and I don’t write poetry to be the best.
I simply leave and write poetry with Jesus to show myself what my blinds eye finds hard to see.
It’s amazing the ideas Jesus tells me to write about.

The Father tells him and he tells the Holy Spirit in me then the Holy Spirit would say to my heart “it’s time to write poetry.
It’s time to show you something new.
It’s time to feed that secrete seed inside you.
Know one will understand you like the Lord.

Always remember these words,
Because things will get hard.
Tell the people that you have been gone to listen to the sea in your heart as you stand in the world of Naruto.
Tell the people how different you are.
Tell the people about the stars that show when your in your world of Naruto.

Tell the people who are concerned that time too time you will disappear and leave,
But only to return back to them with increasing love from Jesus.
Tell them do not wonder and that you are following the seed God placed with in.
Even though your back with another poem let it be known that you will one day or night become gone again,
But only to return with more endurance and blessings.”

We all need a world of our own that can benefits yourself and brings know one else harm.
We all individually need a ocean to understand and call our own.
We all individually need our own stars that hovers however you wish in your own skies.
Invite the King of all Kings into your world and with him create a strong personal heavenly bond,
So when you return I would recognize your poem when the words you add in it is “I’ve Been Gone”.