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Filling The Hole

I wonder if I will ever fill the hole

The hole that I feel sometimes

The one that I always think I should fill

Whenever I feel it

 

When I do try to fill it

I never really know for sure

What I’m supposed to fill it with

I’ve tried many things

 

On rare occasions I think

Hey … that hole filled up a little bit

And then … the hole remains

 

Now I’m starting to think

Maybe the hole is supposed to be there

Just like it is

Whenever it is

 

Like an itch I can’t scratch

Something in me is programmed to fill the hole

I’m thinking again … maybe the hole is supposed to be there

Just like it is

Whenever it is

 

Maybe it’s the hole

That drives us to our dreams

Maybe it’s the hole

That is our muse

Maybe it’s the hole

Where compassion lives

Maybe it’s the hole

Where creativity grows

Maybe it’s the hole

Where understanding walks

Maybe it’s the hole

Where knowledge hides

Maybe it’s the hole

Where love resides

 

Maybe the hole

Is supposed to be there

Just like it is

Whenever it is

Maybe the hole

Can’t be filled

Maybe the hole ... is whole

 

 

P.S...  Someone close to me, when I read this poem to her, said when she heard it she kept thinking I was saying "whole" every time I said 'hole".

I thought, hey that's pretty cool ... it works although it comes from a different place. Very Cosmic!

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jeramy-hale
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Published
Jul 9, 2010
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