On the Edge of Hate
I want an answer to the question that repeats like unreal voice.
"No."
I want the wall to move, once and for all, out of my way.
"No."
I want to understand the forces crippling my resilience -
that make me cry and yell and swear - that dulls al signs of brilliance.
I wanna break stuff.
I wanna take a hammer to the smug crucifix
that dares to tell me I am blessed by Him
and smash it like so many shards of glass.
""...Silence.
I want to control my life. I want to know the joy of choice.
"No."
I want to know enough about tomorrow that I may claw through today.
"No."
I want to dare to strive and hope and try to cope always.
I want to feel the warmth and light and fearless flight that stays.
I wanna seek the yin.
I wanna take the yang He sets as price for his love -
the proof He says is fleshly life so dim
and shove it up his nonexistent ass.
""...Silence.
Violence.
Published by Stanley W. Shura
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Post a CommentBuddah calms the mind. Great job!