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I Will

Posted by Tymothy Longoria on March 17, 2012 in Author's Journey, Creative Nook, Our Faith

I lie awake
but I am dead inside,
my body aches and eyes are wide,
open and shut, at the same time.
I am weary from striving to reach the top of the hill; the way out of this place I like to call “home”.
It is home. A home of hurt, of sickness, of death, and terror and smut.

There are no comforts. I cannot find one.

Wait there is such a light!
His name is I Am and in Him I will reach
the top, the peak-the only way out, of this hole that I call home.
Because He has lived in this darkened place, this place that I call home,
I can rest assured that He does understand what I may go through and how my body does hurt!
Again and again He has sent me the ones that do fill my heart with such joy.
So why pray tell, am I anxious? Why do I fear this place that I call home?
I live with His Spirit, and in Him I will rise,
to the top of this place I now call…Home.

I Am Yours by Crusader333

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About Tymothy Longoria

Tymothy Longoria loves God, his wife and his two children. While working two jobs two years ago he decided he could be what God had been calling him to be. A writer. Since then he has written numerous poems, a childrens picture book called The Sad Little Robut and a dark fantasy, the first in a series called The Stories, where he says, legends will be reborn. All his works are written with passion and a poetic prose. He calls Texas home, where music and art inspire him. He is bringing his calling and his dream of being a career and prolific writer to fruition. Tymothy is represented by Bree Ogden of D4EO Literary Agency and is on the road to bringing The Stories to publication.

2 comments on “I Will”

  1. Margaret Flint Suter March 17, 2012 at 5:38 pm Reply

    I continue to be amazed by your words and your journey! May you be overwhelmed by the “Son Rise” and know you are fully present in Him and prayed for daily from afar!
    Peace out, Dawg!

  2. mibillie2 March 17, 2012 at 9:04 pm Reply

    My Dearest Tymothy,

    Beautiful!

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