Printed from Chabad.org
Contact Us
Visit us on Facebook
Meet the new Chabad.org
Switch to OLD version
Poetry

The Child Within

Print
E-mail

Marveling at simplicity
Realizing divinity
A child is alive,
Within, she does hide,

Though darkness beckons
And cynicism threatens
Our inner child calls
To disregard it all.

In spite of the pressures,
Challenges and stressors
Our inner child pleads
Take care of me, please.

Hearken to the voice within,
Listen to your whims
Dive in and explore
To life there is more.

Deep inside, a child prays
Awaiting better days
A hope for tomorrow
Life without sorrow

Peace and serenity
Health and prosperity
A sense of belonging
Hopeful longing

And although harsh winds blow
On must always know:
Our inner child is there
Guiding us, until we prevail.

By Devorah Bennish
Devorah resides in Michigan and has an affinity for poetry.
The content on this page is copyrighted by the author, publisher and/or Chabad.org, and is produced by Chabad.org. If you enjoyed this article, we encourage you to distribute it further, provided that you comply with the copyright policy.
Print
E-mail
Sort By:
Discussion (2)
November 6, 2012
Re: inner child
Must find, heal and release the inner divine child so they can love G-d, love self and love others unconditionally. Needs to be healed-held, embraced, approved, loved, empowered and delivered.
Biancia Tate
Virginia
November 5, 2012
Beautiful, very special
Anonymous
Austria
1000 characters remaining
Email me when new comments are posted.
FEATURED ON CHABAD.ORG