Why are not my dreams good enough for
fruition?
I pick them up and see their
ethereal discard compacted and shredded
The expectation sets that if this is
going well
It is only a matter of time before
the other rejects
The notion that this happiness is
actual happiness
The circumspection of what I have to
offer as something other
Than a temporary mistake appeasing a
man for a yarn
I am lost;
I want to give up and let you take
the wheel
I feel like I have tried this before
and we end up with sudden
Left turns into trees
Like I was a plaything
Wondering what if feels like when
someone is willing to let the other be imperfect
To reach out and communicate in a
vessel of discourse the prompts reassurance
In my side rather than me having to
vent my constant epoxy to the boat’s sealant
I try to get closer and all I get is
pushed away and somehow
The rejection only makes me want to
double my efforts
Humans are idiots like the American
hustle
You tell a man no and he begs you to
destroy him
Every decline just revs the engine
until the hook is set to the intestines
I have done this to myself by not
claiming the first line of another’s decision
And putting that on them to own and
walking away and cauterizing the wound
Negotiating, pleading is a blood
sport of one dripping all over the driveway
With the neighbors watching is a
pathetic spectacle
I am not in control or the shepherd
of the universe
Even if I feel these spiritual
compulsions so alive in moments
If they are real and to be then they
will carry weight in the other
Without my magnification and if
unnoticed then the idea was nothingness
I want to see you God; I want to be
held in your arms and carried
I am afraid of how much I want to
hold on to my past
I see the loveliness in where I have
been led before
I do not know how to put the
rejection to rest; I want what is not healthy
I want to want someone who wants me;
who will nourish me and it is not
So much extra effort; please God
make it feel better than it ever has
I pray to you in the interconnection of all
things. Amen
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