Sonnet: On Loving Your Foe
To love your foe is not an easy task;
A lot of patience is the factor main;
He sees your face of truth as one of mask,
And gestures kind, as ones with which you feign!
Your words of love from heart appear not so;
He always is wary of all you do;
He doubts your moves and invitations true;
He often dreams of his own waterloo!
Although you forgive him his trespasses,
He continues to be a fox so vile!
To bring your downfall, he sets up masses,
And pours out vulgar words akin to bile!
To love your foe is tougher than most things;
A lot of ugly situations, it brings!
‘Jesus wants us to love our enemies! '
Copyright by Dr John Celes 1-10-12
poem by John Celes
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