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God.

You are my strength,
You are my motivation,
You are that gets me going,
Without you, I am weak
I am hopeless
Without you, there is no reason for my existence.


Without you, my whole world comes crumbling down like big block of leggos.
Without you, I'll be sitting duck for demons.
Without you, I am but dirt.

You are my air that I breath,
You are the Person that puts more value to my life.

Life without you is like a race without cars,
Like a race without spectators;
Just pointless and empty.




Forgive me for not coming to you when my going was getting tough,
Forgive me for not wanting to nourish my soul,
Forgive me for avoiding you since my last fall.


I need you, I want you to change me to what I used to be when I was just a baby in the faith.

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