Isaiah 61:7

"Instead of their shame my people will receive a double portion, and instead of disgrace they will rejoice in their inheritance; and so they will inherit a double portion in their land, and everlasting joy will be theirs."

Why do I have this scripture here? It has a lot of meaning to me and it can teach you a lot about life. Even if your Christian or even if your not, I feel you can learn a lot from this exert. I believe that things happen for a reason, the good and the bad, and that no matter the amount of pain and suffering you might have felt in your life, you will receive twice the happiness in the end. So think twice the next time you have a bad day, life only gets better! ~NDW

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Frozen Tundra of the Lonely

The howling wind roars through the barren land,
The harsh whispers of the fallen warning those to leave,
The frigid air hurts the living with every taken breath,
Who would want to live here?
No shelter, No warmth, No life,
Just emptiness on the frozen tundra of the lonely

The soft, white snow navigates its way back to earth,
The tears of the heartbroken disguised in an angelic white,
But there are no angels here,
For this is the place angels fear to come,
They know there is no hope in this place,
This region is a sub zero hell

A vast arctic ocean and it's icy depths is seen off in the distance,
Majestic icebergs float on by with no sense of direction,
They sink the mightiest of ships and their captains,
Only to continue drifting on by without a cause like those upon the land,
It's victims are the fortunate beings,
They don't have to wander the plains of sorrow

Rough mountains enclose the bare terrain,
They are identical representations of the hearts of those who live here,
Rigid, hard, and stone cold,
Worn down by time and the harsh weather of this domain,
The fire in their hearts have been put out,
Praying that God will hear their wish and awaken their soul once again,
If they only knew their prayers were falling on deaf ears
~NDW