I bet you’ll never know what it is to be adopted until you
are.
Recalling when our naivety turned stale at the orphanage
home…
It was the highway that introduced me to selfishness and
competition.
The word ORPHAN aroused every form of disgust and bitterness
in me.
A sad reality - I could barely face, wishing the stigma went
differently.
It was my foster Dad on the door, with a warm smile He said
“good morning”.
Speechless for the first few seconds, He came close and gave
me a hug.
Told me to feel at home and that I had access to everything
in the palace.
Years later, I felt I had grown old enough to embrace
emancipation.
I was so ashamed while I was returning home, having left
without notice.
Despising his royalty, He ran towards me like he did to my
step prodigal brother many years back.
Tears filled my eyes when He said “I won’t love you any less
cos you are my son”.
Even though I was adopted, I can boldly say what blessing it
is to have God call me son.
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