I got up and had this conversation with myself, as I empathized with an unseen unknown person caught up in the place between the valley and the mountain…a place of uncertainty and despair, surrounded by people who throw words from vocabulary they have never experienced and I imagined the person pretending to ‘accept’ what was said “Just so you leave me alone”. The sympathizer leaves feeling fulfilled and the questions flow unending in the other’s mind and I asked ‘How dare you?’
But then again, this is a fight of faith, to steal the flicker of light that gives us hope in despair. It’s a battle and one you must win. So whilst you ask the question, be reassured of the answer, there is light at the end of the tunnel no matter how dim it is.
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I know this is perhaps meant to be a reflective post, but I can’t stop laughing when I read “How dare you say God is good, and you expect me to say All the time” … hard sometime, isn’t it? Especially when picturing daily events of people caught up in unfortunate situation.
Exactly my President, exactly!