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Butch Decatoria
Poems
Dec 2015
MUCH THE SAME
Belief is like the sensation of a breeze,
goose-flesh like finger tips on our skin
Faith is listening to it roar
yet naught to see from where it cries,
nor with our eyes direct complaint
or worry, both are much the same
Twice the invisible evidence,
a presence not present but one can elude
there is something more, there, somewhere
out in the wide-yet-to -be-known.
There goes a whisper passing me,
and attend my eyes to watch the gusts
of wind as a witness upon a tree
rustling shaken / limbs creaking / bows
as its old leaves brittle to let go
where they crunch under our giant toes.
Its clear to me, although unseen, there
are much greater things beyond
believe have faith it is absolute like light of day,
to know everything is much too much
Don't lose one's mind to fear, I dare say,
let the sky fall gently April tears
I will drink of it
much the same,
believe me / have a little
faith...
#faith
Written by
Butch Decatoria
47/M/Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
(47/M/Las Vegas, Nevada, USA)
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