What is it like to see the world through your eyes? to actually live in the world the way you do?
I ask you, green beret and swat, about your experience of fear, and we are so different you don't even understand my question. "It's not brave to jump out of planes if you aren't afraid of it," you say.
(A small voice inside me asks does that make me brave? Because I am afraid all the time, or is it only what you accomplish in spite of being afraid that counts as bravery?)
You face the world head on walk through heaven and hell, air and water part for you and you know that they will.
What is it like to own the world like that, to see the world and not be afraid?
This poem is about a friend of mine. "Lucky" is also about him. Some poems are so personal, I think they will never be done. Eventually some of these, I just decide to post.