Man's Rejection

Here's another villanelle! Obviously, this poem majors on rejection which is common in a place of exile, whether mental or physical. Rejection has a way of either discouraging you from your purpose or being a catalyst of positive change in your life. For a long time, I allowed it make me feel inferior and I now I make a decision to use it as weapon to sharpen my faith in God, who will "perfect that which concerneth me" (Psa. 138:8) as long as I continue to try to live a life pleasing to Him.

By The ServantPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Man's rejection is God's protection

sometimes, from how you view yourself.

There is nothing worst than self-deception.

A woman viewed the masculinity of men with a wrong perception,

trying to participate in gender conversation without awareness of herself

Man's rejection is God's protection

from the tendency to push the button of mass self-destruction,

a weapon that mutilates the mind and engulfs.

There is nothing worst than self-deception,

it is almost impossible to help the individual without an abjection.

Its worst than a cancer eating away at your health.

Man's rejection is God's protection,

but you have to let go of pride and take correction.

You read others with precision, but have ignored "You," a dusty book on your shelf.

There is nothing worst than self-deception.

Wake up! Smell the coffee and look at your reflection,

you are only hurting yourself.

Man's rejection is God's protection.

There is nothing worst than self-deception.

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