What if I were to be a conch shell? Emptied of my pain, of my trivial afflictions What if all my memories were stripped from my mind, Would my mind become bleak like the frigid landscape of Antarctica Or would it finally be empty enough to become saturated by unfiltered light?
What if I have used my mind as a crutch for all these years, Because loving was just too fierce, Too all encompassing Love could lift me to my highest highs, And promptly pulverize me in a matter of seconds. Because of my unhealed pain surrounding love I unintentionally sequestered myself in the small realm of my mind Becoming dizzy and detached from my heart and body As my mind stewed in a mess of overthinking, In this process trying to derive the perfect formula To avoid future pain at all costs
But I just wonder, if maybe All this pent up inner torment doesn't truly belong to me, Like, it shouldn't form my identity I guess it's really hard to say, Because these traumas make up so much of who I am today But maybe I shouldn't allow them to have so much authority over my life Because truly, these traumas are the source of my continuing strife I just think, that maybe If I willingly surrendered my psychological debris to God That He would take it and dissolve it, So He could fill me, unhindered, with His unconditional love.
Pain insists upon being attended to. God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks in our consciences, but shouts in our pains. It is his megaphone to rouse a deaf world. ― C.S. Lewis