This is a psalm of sorts that I wrote to God, and I wanted to share the story behind it. My parents were going through a toughish time. Dad had just done something silly yet stupid, and it was the last straw for my mom. I was positive there was going to be some sort of fight, and all I could do as I sat in my room was cry out to God. I remembered something I had heard in a class I had attended at church recently: the teacher had said that even when you don't feel like it, praise God, because it will get your mind off of yourself and onto God. I tried that, and the first 3 stanzas of this poem came out of the first 15 minutes. Then as I continued to praise God, I remembered the song "Your Love Never Fails," and I thought to myself, "God will never fail me, even if my parents do." After that thought, all I could do was worship the King of Kings with the rest of this poem. By the way, while I was writing the last little bit, my mom came upstairs and told me that she and my dad were OK, and it was all alright. Honestly, I believe God allowed that trial to happen so that I could write this to Him, and this note to you, the reader: God is always looking out for you. Even when you don't think God cares, He does, and He's letting you go through whatever hard times you're going through for a reason. God let something as stupid as accidentally leaving Mom and me stranded at church bring me closer to Him and truly praise Him. So I leave you with a thought-provoking question: what will it take for God to get your attention?