Hey God
by S. J. Tavakoli · March 31, 2016
The saying goes ‘you have to be positive to survive’ that’s the key
At what point can I stop saying ‘thanks God’ and ask why always me?
Hey God this rare disease you’ve honored me with
Has led to weak lungs and heart and a million doctor visits
Cats have 9 lives? I think I’m on my fifth
When can I stop to laugh and joke and put on a brave face?
When can I show that I’m tired, exhausted and just about out of faith?
How many near death experiences can one man take?
Is it my destiny to die young? Wait, 52 is not so young for heaven’s sake
Doc said: but you don’t look sick, you look just fine
Years of putting on a facade,
‘I feel great’, that’s been my standard line
So excuse-moi if I whine a tad and start to go dark
I’ve earned the right, but worry not
My emotions don’t bite, they only bark
All I ask is: What does God have in store for me? Can someone say?
Been battle tested enough, let me be, please let me have a peaceful stay
Tonight at home after a fourth hospital stay, this darkness feels right
But tomorrow is a brand new day
And I promise to once again see the light