Analysis of Strength/Faith



When I needed you the most I cursed you because at the time I could not believe in the existence of someone/something always questioned. Blinded by pain and fear deeply rooted in my soul, I chose to have faith in the unseen. I prayed for answers and directions, even though I believed I had no faith. On that day, your answers came shining through even though the choice I had to make would destroy me every day in my life until I learned to heal. Little did I know my faith was fully intact and stronger than ever. Since that day I have never again questioned your existence.  


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Characters 578
Words 108
Sentences 7
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 1
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Letters per line (avg) 459
Words per line (avg) 108
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The strength and faith needed to believe in the unseen.

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Written on September 23, 2023

Submitted by mariag.29263 on September 24, 2023

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