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FEAR
Where can I hide from this scary beast
I'm so tired of attending these feasts
I have been held bound by your lies 
You told me I can't go beyond where I am My whole life I had dreams that would transform the world
I saw myself sitting with Kings
Dinning with Princes
But In reality,all that was on my plate was hate
I looked around and saw regret
You made me feel comfortable, here on this dinning table
Feeding me with stories of how I can't,
How I wouldn't be able to!
You told me they would laugh at me the moment I opened my mouth to speak
That explains why everyone thinks I'm weak
I got letters of Invitation from greatness
You tore them right before my eyes
You took me out once in a while to see your friends,mediocrity, status quo and Impossibility
They seemed cool at the time
Till I met faith
Then I realised my whole life has been a deception
All this while I was at the wrong reception
Faith took me on a walk and showed me all the things I was missing
Introduced me to power, love and sound mind
I looked up and saw my old friends at a distance
They kept getting closer and closer
But this time I was ready, I felt different
I knew I could be whoever I wanted to be Scale whatever heights before me
Its good bye for good this time
I'm sorry to tell you fear! you're no longer mine!!

#2 Timothy 2:15

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