Thank God and bless his sentence.

Then you should read more poems. David said many words of thanks to God. The most famous is Psalm 23:

David's poem. The Lord is my shepherd; I wouldn't want it.

He makes me lie down in the green grass and leads me to the quiet waters.

He revived my soul and guided me on the path of justice for his name's sake.

Although I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I am not afraid of harm, because you are with me; Your staff and your pole comfort me.

You prepared a banquet for me in front of my enemies; You anointed my head, and my cup overflowed.

Lovingkindness will follow me all my life, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.

There are also biblical poems that I am particularly moved by.

12 1: 1. Where did my help come from?

12 1:2 My help comes from the Lord who made heaven and earth.

12 1:3 He will not make your feet shake, nor will those who protect you take a nap.

He who protects Israel does not nap or sleep.

12 1:5 Jehovah is your protector; The Lord is your shade at your right hand.

12 1:6 The sun will not harm you in the daytime and the moon will not harm you at night.

12 1:7 the Lord will protect you from all disasters; He will protect your life.

12 1:8 The LORD will protect you from now on and forever.