The Rider and the Steed: my Employer and I
Acceptance of what is and what is in knots
Wrapped around the brain of those you ponder changing
As if the habits were like fancies or twinkles of the day
To which the inspiration of wow factors could alter
There is no awe without the vision to witness the difference
Between normal and abnormal and gift or jinx
There is only passive acknowledgement to the existence
Of a presence on the basis of what it appears to be
Perception based on the vantage point the reports
Like chicken pecked surface insects for the feasting
In the moments of passing glance and underneath
The meat of the animal in which the mosquitoes feast
The blood withdrawn is left abandoned on the roadside
To where ever this caravan may lead, but it certainly is not
Under the beast’s control, the driver pulls the steed’s bit
Left to right, right to left, standing still until there is
nothing left
But criticism as to the current location of accumulating
Winnings for this race, gold in the chests is heavy yet not
enough
And calls for faster times and faster runs and it does not
matter
What this horse may do, I am witnessed only through
The rider’s lens the field and snow and it is my choice
These fields he asks me to sow, if I do not wish than I may
go
If this pay is unfounded and I am treated as a cog in this
machine
Then I may brake and I may leave
From here on out, no more complaints, no more morale at
stake
I will stand and I will face the leader of my own guided
maze
I will deposit these checks that I have earned and I will
not resent
The manner in which my head is turned, unless a choice I was
to make is made
The steed of these days must learn we will never be partners
Hope and fear are lost, the rider will do what the rider
must and I am not the vessel
In which the rider will ever put his trust. He wants his child to carry on
In the paradigm of his only known song and I can not sing in
his tune
The taste, the bit in tooth, I will eschew bitter for salt,
work of the Earth
The flavor of results, let go of certainty and let this
world be
And run free in verdant pastures even when hauling over the
rockiest of lots
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