A Warrior is a Child

I read this poem at my friend, Angel's blogs.. and totally love it! I hope you don't mind dear angel that i post it here as well....

This just shows that We Are Too Alike! :)

A Warrior is a Child

Lately I’ve been winning battles left and right
But even winners can get wounded in the fight
People say that I’m amazing, strong beyond my years
But they don’t see inside of me, I’m hiding all the tears

They don’t know that I go running home when I fall down
They don’t know who picks me up when no one is around
I drop my sword and cry for just a while
Deep inside this armor –
the warrior is a child.

Unafraid because His armor is the best
But even soldiers need a quiet place to rest.
People say that I’m amazing – never face retreat
But they don’t see the enemies that lay me at His feet.

They don’t know that I go running home when I fall down
They don’t know who picks me up when no one is around
I drop my sword and look up for a smile
‘Cause deep inside this armor….
Deep inside this armor…
Deep inside this armor…

The warrior is a child.

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