God's strongest soldier

 They call me God's strongest soldier.

Perhaps because no prayer returns

Only silence, cold and older.


Each grief arrives, another stone,

Until its weight becomes my own;

My ribs forget what light has known.


Still I stand.


Not out of courage.

Not out of pride.

I begged for spring, You sent the tide.

I asked for dawn, You dimmed the sky.

Yet here I am, too worn to fly.


For even ruin, bruised and small,

Has simply never learned to fall.

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