memorial tears February 9, 2006December 14, 2007Posted in poetry Memorial Tears I possess a tear; it is one of many. Added to oceans of tears in memory. Looking deep within, reflecting off the surface, I see what is inside floating, and ponder. Of all remembrances is the foregoing sin Causing agony from within to without. I deserve the furthest destructive damnation, In relation to my foolishness and shame. Yet I stumble in and drown in the shadowy depths; I was miraculously saved and placed upright. Breathed in with new life, without strife Engrossed in the creation of all that is. Talk of no fairytale in paradise lost, But obligation to worship and adorn thy name. Swimming in the vast tears of memory And gather together the heart of my present being. Am I frozen? Or too cold and unbearable? I am compelled to stoke the fire to boil a pleasing aroma. Professing to confess out to the outstretched arm Wanting security from the memory of tears. Justin Thomas Hutts Copyright ©2006 Justin Thomas Hutts Share this:TweetEmailPrintLike this:Like Loading... Related
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