There will be a season when you have done all you know to do and still, nothing. No answer at the door. No sudden change. No sign in the sky telling you that tomorrow will be kinder. Just you, your unanswered prayer, and the strange silence that makes you question whether God is still listening. He is. Do not mistake silence for absence. Some of God's deepest work happens without making a sound. Roots grow in darkness. Healing happens beneath skin. Morning begins long before the window knows there is light. And somewhere beyond what you can see, your life is being moved by hands you cannot follow. So do not abandon your faith because you cannot trace God's footsteps. You were never promised a clear view. You were given enough light for the next step. Take it. Even if your knees shake. Even if your heart has questions your mouth is afraid to ask. Take it. Faith is not a life without uncertainty. It is waking up with uncertainty beside you and refusing to let it choose your direc...
Once an innocent girl with open eyes,
Dreams folded neatly in her hand,
She believed the world was soft and fair,
A place that life would understand.
Then poverty spoke before her time,
With an unforgiving, urgent tone.
School doors closed, not by her choice,
But by hunger she had always known.
Books were traded for heavy days,
For early mornings, restless nights.
She learned to hustle far too young,
To turn survival into fights.
Now she stands as a single mother,
With a child pressed close to her heart.
Life was never fair to her,
It broke her before she could start.
Still, there is strength in her quiet walk,
In the way she carries pain.
She asks the world for nothing much—
Just mercy, not disdain.
To God she cries without her pride,
Without disguise, without shame.
“Rescue me in this cruel world,
Before my child learns the same.”
Her prayer is not a weakness shown,
But courage rising through despair.
For even broken faith still hopes,
And even tears are heard in prayer.
© 2025 Gloria Penelope
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