Like the author if this chapter, I often ask God for specific solutions. In this case he asks for his enemies to be subdued by God's sword. Obviously, this isn't the way God works. However, God is a constant and a constant in these chapters is the result of the author's soliloquies is that we trust in Him and take refuge in Him. It is probably rarely what we want or expect, for some, thankfully not where we live, it can be death or torture. But I guess we still have to trust that the way things are and the world we live in is setup for a reason and that reason must be perfect even if we don't understand it.

When I awake I shall be satisfied with your likeness... I'm not sure how to do that exactly but it sounds great. The passing of time stresses me out. I'm never satisfied with my days. If I could awake and be satisfied that would be great.