Fear of Loss
Maybe what we fear most is not failure
but the idea of what could be lost.
We can wait with open palms,
but purpose may dodge our digits.
We can wait with thirsty mouths,
but the rain may never fall.
We fear the day purpose will find us
but our cracked hands have long lost faith.
We fear the day the rain will fall
but we have gained comfort from four walls.
We fear the day that death will visit
but we have not fulfilled our purpose.
This poem is about:
Me
My family
My community
My country
Our world
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