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Please Rescue Me Guanyin

A free verse poem about my urgent need for inner peace

By Talia DevoraPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
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Guanyin,

goddess of compassion and mercy,

please rescue me

from agonizing fear and despair.

The emotional turmoil

is strangling me,

so hard

that I can’t mentally breathe.

Guanyin,

goddess of compassion and mercy,

please help me

ward off evil spirits

and bad energy.

I’m in urgent need

of inner peace,

so I can sleep

without fighting an emotional war.

Guanyin,

goddess of mercy and compassion,

you are the only one

I can depend on right now.

Promise me

you won’t leave

until I’ve received your divine care,

and fall fast asleep.

Guanyin,

goddess of compassion and mercy,

I love you,

I need you,

I want you.

Please rescue me,

before I run out

of inner peace.

A refill

of your inner peace potion

will heal my heart

of fear and despair.

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Talia Devora

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    Written by Talia Devora