Memoirs of my boulevard

Isaiah, the great prayer warrior, was a man of like passions  Just like the rest of us weak and wounded.  David, the man after God's own heart, was a murdering adulterer  He had no moral right to any of God's blessings.  Peter denied the very Lord God of Heaven cursing,  The One who loved him most.  Abraham, the father of nations, lived a lie, Using his wife as a pawn to save his own skin.  Jacob was a conniver.  Paul was impatient and harsh with converts and associates, Who could not live up to his ascetic lifestyle.  Adam and Eve turned a perfect marriage arrangement into a nightmare.  Solomon, the wisest man on earth, did some of the most stupid things That have ever been recorded in history.  Samuel murdered King Agag in a rage of anger  And in an overzealous show of righteousness.  Joseph taunted his lost brothers in almost boyish glee  Until the games almost backfired on him.  Jonah wanted to see an entire city burn to justify his prophecies  He despised the mercy of God ...

I gaze at him with so much pride, As those sturdy shoulders hug me tight, His eyes bear a richness of caring, As his heavy eyebrows slightly tilt. He has tread a heavy journey One that is embedded with thorns But he smiles warmly to me "I love you", his deep masculine voice utters. He has surely climbed mountains But never lost sight of his amazing view. He is decisive and alive with passion And he definitely knows what he needs. The sadness surfaces into his misty eyes When i know that he regrets so much, So much that he could have done differently only if he knew the excruciating consequences. A great man that firmly walks Along his strong beliefs and sincere bravery, I trust him that he will never let me down, He has sown some serious efforts with tremendous determination. My handsome knight has stood for me, My man of steel that rode out from my dreams, You have traveled far to be with me, And you have succeeded your own powers within. You are the only one for me, I am th...