Three years ago, I was held hostage and I thought of all the things I had to lose
I wanted to escape and run for it, but I was afraid to make any sudden moves
I was nervous, scared and terrified, because I thought my life was done
Little did I know it was far from over, and things had only just begun
My days went from sunny and bright, and darkness slowly seeped in
I didn’t understand the sudden sadness, no matter how hard I tried to comprehend
For months my mood was dangerously low and I couldn’t get out of that rut
I tried all I could to feel better, but there was no way I could pull myself up
I was down for a very long time, which was all apart of it’s ploy
I lost myself when comparison came, and robbed me of my joy
We all know that “comparison is the thief of joy”, so guard yours at all times! It’s so easy for us to compare our lives to someone else’s. We can be the happiest person in the world, and then money, status, or someone’s relationship will cause it all to change. Suddenly, our contentment cease to exist and what we have no longer looks good to us, so we start to lust after things that was not meant for us. However, if God intended for you to have what your neighbor does, don’t you think He would’ve blessed you with the same? You have exactly what you need, and I’m sure it’s more than enough. “Be appreciative of what you have, before it becomes what you had” (church sign).
Until next time my NOTE takers!
Writefully yours,
Deetra La’Rue
