Rise To The Occasion Poem by Curtis Johnson

Rise To The Occasion



RISE TO THE OCCASION
By Curtis Johnson

When people like troubled flock,
From next door or around the block,
Come crashing on the rocks

When hard times come
Flashing alarms on their clocks,
But their opportunity doesn’t knock

Will you be there for them, to confide?
Or will you consider running away and hide?
Will you stand strong for them and abide?
Will you help them to fight against the tide?

When tall ones are bruised and beaten small
When their backs are nailed against the wall
When they strive hard and give their all
When they’ve done all to stand, but yet they fall

Will you stumble into their situation and stall? Or will you rise to the occasion and hear their call? Will you be bold enough to rescue Mary, Peter, and Paul?

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Saturday, July 11, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: courage,dedication,love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Throughout my life, I have been called upon to deal with unplanned situations. We must learn to live in a state of 'readiness'
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 11 July 2015

To confide! ! But, abide in the truth and live in peace. Nice work.

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