Costly Oma

This is a good piece I came across in the movie titled "Before The Dawn". For a fact, love does not always follow the rules. In the movie, the poem was written by Jared Scott who goes by the name Jason Walker and was narrated by both him and Alana De Frietas who was named Lila Kendy. Before The Dawn Poem 1. What happens, happened for a reason, Though, those reasons remain unknown. 2. It won't be this bad forever, Though you feel like you walk alone. 3. I can hear somebody screaming. I hear fear and agony. 4. Frantic, I open my eyes. I realize that somebody is me. 5. You cannot change what happened. No matter how hard you try. 6. You cannot turn back the hands of time. No matter how much you cry. 7. Dark times make you stronger. But sometimes, cold and withdrawn.  8. When it feels too much remembering, It's always Darkest before the Dawn.

Being in the house of God conscious depicts only occasionally being in the presence of God. Being in the word of God conscious on the other hand depicts a continuous being in the presence of God without breaks. I've ways told people that if I'm asked to choose just a single word out of the dictionary, the word consciousness would be the word, for the obvious reason that, no matter what we seem to know and believe, if we are not conscious of it, it would almost be as if we didn't know or we never knew. I want to believe that one of the greatest desires of a Christian should be to always continuously be in the presence of God. If for no better reason, it would be for the sole reason as stated in 2 Corinthians  3:17b "and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty." And also in Psalms  97:5a "The hills melted like wax at the presence of the LORD" Psalms  16:11b "in thy presence is fulness of joy; at thy right hand, there are pleasures for evermo

A child is a unique and peculiar phase of human nature. It's a phase that has its peculiarities and as such, it comes with its character and attitude. Being a child is a blessing but not without certain aspects of challenges. Being a child is not in the number of years lived. Being a child is a phase. Some of us stay in that phase all our lives. Meanwhile, some of us leave that phase even before the law declares us adults. Here, we will be looking at some major differences between a child and an adult and the implications that come with the differences. The differences we will be is not about age but about a phase revealed by behaviour. 1. When a child is hungry, the child would cry and most times, it's the caregiver that would have to figure out that it is hungry that's making the child cry.  Adults shouldn't cry when they are hungry. Any adult who cries when hungry is not termed an adult. Such a person can be best referred to as a child. 2. When the caregiver figures