I Knocked on Your Door

 
 


I Knocked on your Door  O, God
His/Her sustenance was cut off
You can't bear such shock!
You had to say Goodbye to people that you loved with all your heart
You are just feeling that you are playing a role in a story that was already written for you ( you are only following  pre-ordainment )
It's out of your hands & it's out of her hands
The only thing that you can do is to supplicate & pray for your God to remove this calamity
He is the only one that has its key & the way out of it
& If you feel that there is no way out & your Sorrow is just too much to bear,
Don't say my Lord is mad at me 
Maybe he is just doing it out of loving you
He made it seem to be impossible cause,
He wants you to remember him cause you have forgotten
If  he doesn't love you he would leave you in your delusions & would never wake you up
He wants you to go back to him  as he misses you calling him & saying "  O, God "
Your Lord is great, he is all hearing & he doesn't refrain from answering your call
You just make a step closer to him & he will make two steps closer to you
He created the concept of mercy & his name is " the Beneficent, the Merciful "
There is always a way out , don't despair cause,
Life goes by so fast even faster than the breeze
Rely on him ,trust him, be pleased with what he gives you,
& You would live in eternal bliss .
                                                    
                                                             ***************


This is also one of the  99 names of God  <3  :)

 

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