What Grace Means to Me

[Sadia Naseer]

Nice content! It reflects my thoughts ,it also reflects the thought of poet. Really like it. It is inspiring.

[Ponahalo MOLEFE]

A true definition to describe feelings and life and the way it curculates

[Mandyy V]

God's grace is what u just wrote about. To be free but to not continue to live in sin.

[Deborah Ngetich]

I am so inspired by this poem, each line has a unique guide to my daily life. Wonderful piece
Thanks alot

[Lilia Zimental]

Me gusto la reflexión; para ubicarnos en un punto intermedio, en un punto justo, para que nuestras acciones nos lleven a un trato amable con los demás pero sin mentiras.

[VIGNON Anani]

I like it! It reminds me of "IF" Rudyard Kipling

[Sylvain Katende]

The fact about this amazing poem is that, everyone can relate.. this is a humble reminder of our simple living routine...i can't forgive myself for not seeing things in this perspective, thanks a lot to the one who inspired us with this

[Faith Samuel 3]

I think the poem is relatable to everyone out there.
Each line of the poem speaks to someone and their struggles in life.

To forcefully defend your own as needed, but not offensively attack others.

To set boundaries without crossing boundaries.

These words connects deeply.

[Edah Choongo]

This is amazing and well written..I love it very much..

[Chinaza Ukwe]

I love it, a detailed package of grace.
It tells us exactly what grace is and what it is not. This is more like a life guide script for me. Each line is accurate and resourceful.

[Wanjiku Githaiga]

A great piece it is...to forgive and forget.... If we follow that, life would be great.

[Jane Kamanga 1]

Wow wow that's awesome thank you so much for what grace means to me

[AGABA VICTOR]

A great artistic work, the choice of words and an absolute revolve of ideal and reality

[Locadia Sayi]

So motivating l really liked it.

[LEAH WANGARI 3]

What Grace means to me by Scott Hughes.
The poem establishes a situational comparison of virtues of life, and how to apply each virtue. Scott Hughes lays out a measure of how much one should do something, and lays a contrast to the same as a limit to the extent the measure should apply.
The writer has adapted the Free Verse style in composition of the poem, which makes it very easy not only to read, but also to comprehend. The application of 'to' and 'but' highlights the writers mind, by establishing a theme at the end of each stanza.
In a scale of one to five, the writer has addressed the title of the poem 5/5.