Spirit, I need you—won’t you come
Rushing in, splash your water on
The face of my apathy,
Jar me—awaken me
Water crashing on the face
Of complacency—frozen—in place,
Icy water melts on cheeks
And seeps to lips waking up to speak
Splash your water on the face
Of my comfort—lazy haze,
Lulled by drowning in enough
Eyes gently closed in fortress of stuff
Draw me out of the familiar place,
Disrupt lies written on the face
That dull my desire to dig deeper still,
Come, splash water on the face of my will
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Water a peculiar substance is so often used as a means of awakening and so too in this poem. It is the first evidence of birth when the water breaks, it is a baptism to cleans away sins, the washing and anointing of promises the fluid of life itself and cold water in the face awakens us from dreams and delusions. Well written
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