I have walked the straight and narrow
26 years and still I aim
To keep my gaze steady and not compete
Resist the temptation, the ending, that I seem to seek
One day soon you will cross my path
Your head held high
Beliefs clasped tight against the cross
Inside my dark mind, among twisted thoughts
I will pray that you see me
This lost wandering sheep
Can you help me?
Your world is black and white
I've began to see the grey, the pain
Darkness
I don't think you realise
It's everywhere.
I am not who I used to be
I am not who I should be
Please see me, embrace me in your light
I stand here, wearing a painful smile
And the shadows...
They're reaching and without you
I am weak
Hello
You there, with your righteousness
Your steadfast ideals and golden heart
I dare you
See me
See me and claim me for your own
Lead me back towards the light
A member of your flock
Just don't let me go
Keep me close, stay by my side
I am a flight risk
A high risk, since
I broke my wings when I fell
I keep falling and it hurts
Help me up and lead the way
By your side I'll always be
You see, My Light Knight
My saviour... my life
I refuse to believe I lost this fight
And with you
I just may stand a chance.
- Author: Clara Ipsum (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: October 10th, 2019 16:03
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 58
Comments3
The world is and will never be black and white. Give me those shades of grey for they are realistic. And we are all fallible, making the best of what comes along...... the more we dwell upon these situations, the wiser we become.
Someone in our past who seemed to have all the answers wasn't always right. Is anyone always right?
I hear you loud and clear DA, I prefer the shades of grey as well. For within those, there is room to grow and accept and love. Thank you for stopping by and commenting!
Clara, your poem drew me in. No matter who, what, where we are, there is always hope. Especially like your last line.
Fred, thank so you much. I am pleased you enjoyed it.
A fine write Clara.
O, thank you for your kind words!
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