WHO STOLE MY JOY?

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WHO STOLE MY JOY????



Things weren’t really going well, but they weren’t bad either, so I kept my cool held my nerves, and kept living in my small world, even though it was filled with mixed feelings, sometimes am really happy and I even feel on top of the world and sometimes I feel really bored like I was someone different from the real me, never believed in God interfering in our personal lives so I didn’t feel like praying about anything, it looks like a really small matter so I took silly responsibility and lied to myself that I was in charge and that I had everything under control, even though it was still big a burden in my heart, then something happened, I believed God heard the cry of my heart even though I didn’t speak out, and he sent me an Angel, the love of my life the shoulders where I can cry on when things are not going well, the hair I can use to wipe off my tears, the well from which I can draw advice and inspiration in the time of need, my world was transformed and it was all joy, no mixed feelings any longer I had a perfect life, my bad I didn’t take responsibility for what I had, supposed to pray but I paid ignorance and kept enjoying the joy my new world brought, one day it all vanished, she died!!!! And then I remembered there was God somewhere…oh no it was too late…where did my love go? Who stole my joy?

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