Asking myself how did I get here again?
I know how. I just always bypass the rules and think I'll be okay
My faith is something so precious, yet I always play around with it giving mortals the chance to taint my world
So many things I don't understand. But I want to believe. I want to rid myself of my demons.
Conscious that this battle will always be mine to fight and I've accepted that. I just wish I had all the answers
There's no book showing me the way, and I desperately need a sign
Lord please wherever You are, I pray You hear my cry. From the depth of my soul, I want you to lead me wherever I go, whatever I do and whatever I say.
I know the change may not happen all at once, but You know I always appreciate the journey.
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Nicole Sarr
Recent college grad... Trying to find my way with words.
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