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"sledgehammers" poems
If I had last words they would be… Well… I mean… I see in those streams of invectives I see especially people who drink, eat, sleep, who make all human functions Which are quite rather ****** And I shall say that they’re heavy It never stopped being heavy I noticed I’ve read so many verses and particularly verses from the 17th century Verses, so-called courteous verses I found 3 or 4 good ones in thousands of them There’s little lightness in man He’s heavy... isn’t he And nowadays he’s extraordinary in heaviness Since automobiles, alcohol, ambition, politics make him heavy Even heavier It’s mostly like that, he’s extremely heavy Maybe one day shall we see a mind rebellion against the weight But it isn’t for tomorrow For now... we’re heavy So I’d say indeed If I had to die I’d say Man is heavy That’s all Oh! They were mean but... Because they were heavy They were heavy They were heavy… jealous of a certain lightness Jealous... jealous like a woman who wears a clothing burlap instead of another who wears lace Like someone who owns a workhorse instead of a thoroughbred Jealous... Jealous of being heavy... that’s all Crippled... They weigh... they're crippled Heaviness makes them ******* Therefore we can beware of them They’re ready to do anything Oh sure They’re ready to do anything And to activate heaviness They drink, aren’t they So when they drink, they turn into sledgehammers It’s frightening, isn’t it Sledgehammers without control Yes, they’re especially like this They activate... increase their weight Instead of making themselves lighter Oh! They’re not in Ariel’s side They’re more like Caliban More and more
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Apr 18, 2018
Apr 18, 2018 at 1:49 AM UTC
Louis-Ferdinand Céline interview
If I had last words they would be… Well… I mean… I see in those streams of invectives I see especially people who drink, eat, sleep, who make all human functions Which are quite rather ****** And I shall say that they’re heavy It never stopped being heavy I noticed I’ve read so many verses and particularly verses from the 17th century Verses, so-called courteous verses I found 3 or 4 good ones in thousands of them There’s little lightness in man He’s heavy... isn’t he And nowadays he’s extraordinary in heaviness Since automobiles, alcohol, ambition, politics make him heavy Even heavier It’s mostly like that, he’s extremely heavy Maybe one day shall we see a mind rebellion against the weight But it isn’t for tomorrow For now... we’re heavy So I’d say indeed If I had to die I’d say Man is heavy That’s all Oh! They were mean but... Because they were heavy They were heavy They were heavy… jealous of a certain lightness Jealous... jealous like a woman who wears a clothing burlap instead of another who wears lace Like someone who owns a workhorse instead of a thoroughbred Jealous... Jealous of being heavy... that’s all Crippled... They weigh... they're crippled Heaviness makes them ******* Therefore we can beware of them They’re ready to do anything Oh sure They’re ready to do anything And to activate heaviness They drink, aren’t they So when they drink, they turn into sledgehammers It’s frightening, isn’t it Sledgehammers without control Yes, they’re especially like this They activate... increase their weight Instead of making themselves lighter Oh! They’re not in Ariel’s side They’re more like Caliban More and more
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sledgehammers finish off the drudgery some moments are pounding others are cool like the crystal ocean a depth of vision is necessary if you wish to transcend the edges of your inevitable vulnerability i am in need of shelter from her fire a muse that burns all that she inspires a silent lover of beauty furthering her art between the spaces of dreams our fingers slip into everything and become entangled like twine rest here and unwind your heart strings the scintillating heat is blinding yet rejuvenating if you are my love then uncover your soul give naked silence a chance to grow surround my faithless jungle with your vines of hope i am conscious of the lack of rope this happiness is binding like kindness climbing invisible ladders you shatter the silhouette of my perfect idol i sneak a peak at a photograph that you have kept hidden silver visions destined to uncover the lust of beauty smiled in my direction if we wish to dance then circle around the fire aspire for magic to abolish your name switch places with your shadow and feel the earth within your skin give god a better reason than your sadness and she may even begin to sing again
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Dec 7, 2018
Dec 7, 2018 at 5:15 PM UTC
sing again
wreckers arrive, trucks & sledgehammers & ball on chain, tumbling brick walls glass cacophony crystals of sand. demolition early, everyday ruins, debris piles hills, constant removal. wheels shifting loads burial journey. gulls fossick mountains discarded, peck at rocks & remnants. banister shattered, chunks of steps, rungless ladder. a park ascends sarcophagus past. developer opportunity real estate soars, minion mcmansions. corner view of water & trees, haven of light & ore
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Mar 24, 2015
Mar 24, 2015 at 8:16 AM UTC
Demolition
A little nonsense is good for the soul But human emotions are hard to control It's too easy to take a twisted thought and make a twisted mind You ignore all the damaged spots To convince yourself that you're fine It seems like a lifetime of mental disease You see yourself as helpless Sledgehammers straight to the knees but I guess theres always a rocky start on the path to greatness They say keep courage in your heart And you will be most famous To live a life devoid of love and passion is not to live at all There are too many who stand so strong but still continue to fall Pick yourself up off the ground An earthly experience can be truly profound Just be sure to take time to come to terms with the darkness within us and the life beyond "our world"
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May 26, 2015
May 26, 2015 at 2:38 AM UTC
Beyond our own little world
These words break backs (I love you no more) Make bones shudder. Marrow leaks from vertebrae to hearts -bleeds- Life leaves, fire-water draining, Drains lava flows from mouths opened. Whispers can sound off like shotgun blasts (This is over, I’m leaving) Splits ribs, peppers tendered tendons, Rips muscle, tears tears From sockets agape. Wide eyes speak Volumes of saline solution- Downed flushed flesh cheeks. Teeth grind dull chainsaw Blades chew emotion to dust. These words that hurt (I’m seeing someone else) Cut deeper than sticks or stones; Some syllables cleave like sledgehammers To kneecaps and elbows- Usually land: right on the button. When the smelling salt revives us We lie, We are still; Never quite the same.
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Jan 18, 2010
Jan 18, 2010 at 9:33 AM UTC
Sticks and Stones
I never paid much attention to abandon buildings until I became one. It was after I heard the words, I heard you say the words, "She's gone." Two words that can make a fifty year old veteran feel empty inside the pit of his stomach that was just fed. After all, no matter how many meals, no matter how much liquor he drank, It was never enough to make him feel full. And no one ever tells you being so empty can be so ******* heavy. And no one ever tells you a stranger's soft hands cannot hold you back together. Because the truth is you can't always turn your sadness into a poem and sometimes it just sits in your chest and drains the life from you. And you can run away, as you will try, but you can only go so far until noticing the sidewalks are only cracked to commiserate the broken hearts that have stood on them. This is not about me. This is about the human spirit. The resilience we have installed within us to feel Everything. And when my best friend broke up with her boyfriend, she told me he was OCD, always doing everything in threes. But he only said goodbye once, And I don't think she realizes that it is killing him, as much as it's killing her. As humans, we have the ability to create, and destroy. Love letters and suicide notes are just different combinations of the same 26 letters remember that. But love is a beautiful thing, Our love was a beautiful thing, A fragile thing, A glass castle, And we were both sledgehammers. We created and destroyed and we did it beautifully. Mr. Lunn said some people are already dead. Walking around the halls in their own high school, Waking up for work every single day at nine o clock only to start driving back home at five, these people are already dead. And it didn't hit me that he was right until I was lying with a friend, his head on my chest, admiring my heart beat in a way confirming he did not have his own to admire. I asked him if he believed in God, if he believed in the universe, if he believed in the stars staring back at us, if he believed in the connection when you can look at another human being and feel Thankful to all of those things, thankful to every god in the world, for the mere pleasure of knowing them. And he said he just didn't know and I still don't know what moment was more alarming. I wondered if he payed attention to abandoned buildings. I didn't either, Until I became one.
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Oct 30, 2014
Oct 30, 2014 at 1:26 PM UTC
Untitled
I never paid much attention to abandon buildings until I became one. It was after I heard the words, I heard you say the words, "She's gone." Two words that can make a fifty year old veteran feel empty inside the pit of his stomach that was just fed. After all, no matter how many meals, no matter how much liquor he drank, It was never enough to make him feel full. And no one ever tells you being so empty can be so ******* heavy. And no one ever tells you a stranger's soft hands cannot hold you back together. Because the truth is you can't always turn your sadness into a poem and sometimes it just sits in your chest and drains the life from you. And you can run away, as you will try, but you can only go so far until noticing the sidewalks are only cracked to commiserate the broken hearts that have stood on them. This is not about me. This is about the human spirit. The resilience we have installed within us to feel Everything. And when my best friend broke up with her boyfriend, she told me he was OCD, always doing everything in threes. But he only said goodbye once, And I don't think she realizes that it is killing him, as much as it's killing her. As humans, we have the ability to create, and destroy. Love letters and suicide notes are just different combinations of the same 26 letters remember that. But love is a beautiful thing, Our love was a beautiful thing, A fragile thing, A glass castle, And we were both sledgehammers. We created and destroyed and we did it beautifully. Mr. Lunn said some people are already dead. Walking around the halls in their own high school, Waking up for work every single day at nine o clock only to start driving back home at five, these people are already dead. And it didn't hit me that he was right until I was lying with a friend, his head on my chest, admiring my heart beat in a way confirming he did not have his own to admire. I asked him if he believed in God, if he believed in the universe, if he believed in the stars staring back at us, if he believed in the connection when you can look at another human being and feel Thankful to all of those things, thankful to every god in the world, for the mere pleasure of knowing them. And he said he just didn't know and I still don't know what moment was more alarming. I wondered if he payed attention to abandoned buildings. I didn't either, Until I became one.
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Failure Illuminates And plagues Our accomplishments "The first bullet To **** by your head Is the scariest," The general said. "All the rest Are just like Old girlfriends You might catch sight of At the bar." When we take our own life Into our own hands and Rely on the sincerity of others, We are playing a game More dangerous Than Russian Roulette. I take for granted What I have I dare not to see my Many blessings For fear of feeling Unworthy The walls here Do not leak and There are no cockroaches Scurrying underneath My one sheeted bed The air I breath Is not nuclear and There is no Secret Police Pounding on my door I am alone To do What I please When I please The only rapping That echoes around me Are from the hand's of An unknown creativity Who put This desire In me? Who cursed me To never be Satisfied or Free? How long have the shackles - Rusted and red orange in the sun - Been strapped to my wrists and Gripped around the bases of my ankles? But To abandon my irons Would be to abandon Myself Leave myself In the desert sun - The soul begging for Water, for food, for Shelter from the beating flares of sunlight Where there are questions There are answers Where there are answers There is rest for some For others They dutifully Choose not To recognize Outside my windows the Street workers with their hammers And their sledgehammers pound away To the mad rhythm of this hustling city. History has not forgotten them, But it wants to. History wants to forget us all. History wants to re-write itself. We want to write ourself to be The divinely chosen Men of the World. We will never be, We will forever be human. To reach the heavens Would mean death. And death Lasts longer Than a lifetime
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May 29, 2012
May 29, 2012 at 2:35 AM UTC
A Historical Miscalculation
Failure Illuminates And plagues Our accomplishments "The first bullet To **** by your head Is the scariest," The general said. "All the rest Are just like Old girlfriends You might catch sight of At the bar." When we take our own life Into our own hands and Rely on the sincerity of others, We are playing a game More dangerous Than Russian Roulette. I take for granted What I have I dare not to see my Many blessings For fear of feeling Unworthy The walls here Do not leak and There are no cockroaches Scurrying underneath My one sheeted bed The air I breath Is not nuclear and There is no Secret Police Pounding on my door I am alone To do What I please When I please The only rapping That echoes around me Are from the hand's of An unknown creativity Who put This desire In me? Who cursed me To never be Satisfied or Free? How long have the shackles - Rusted and red orange in the sun - Been strapped to my wrists and Gripped around the bases of my ankles? But To abandon my irons Would be to abandon Myself Leave myself In the desert sun - The soul begging for Water, for food, for Shelter from the beating flares of sunlight Where there are questions There are answers Where there are answers There is rest for some For others They dutifully Choose not To recognize Outside my windows the Street workers with their hammers And their sledgehammers pound away To the mad rhythm of this hustling city. History has not forgotten them, But it wants to. History wants to forget us all. History wants to re-write itself. We want to write ourself to be The divinely chosen Men of the World. We will never be, We will forever be human. To reach the heavens Would mean death. And death Lasts longer Than a lifetime
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Everywhere we went, we rode shotgun, carried one too. We were home wreckers, housebreakers, misfits riding on the edge. We came with sledgehammers, battering rams, metal-knuckles, some disappeared for interrogation. You should have seen the head splitter, he went back to the world, they turned him loose again into the general population. Bright-eyed bushy-tailed bucks, we forged into no man's land, miles & miles of golden desert sand was the mainstay of that virtual wasteland. A traditional-home of the kingdoms, warlords counting their money, that **** wasn't funny. I never laugh at horror stories or disbelieve fairy tales, they might be real.
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Dec 30, 2013
Dec 30, 2013 at 6:49 PM UTC
I Never Laugh at Horror Stories
Does it matter that every time I try to get out of the bed, my head feels like it's being pounded with at least 500 sledgehammers? Does it matter, that every time I try to breathe, my lungs lock out any air and let me drown in my own dusty and black smoke? Does it matter that every time I see you it's just like the world has stopped? Does it matter that every time I cross near you, I can smell the cologne that leaves me breathless? Does it matter that every time I go to school, you choose to ignore me? Does it matter that when you cross in front of me you don't even glance in my way? Does it matter that I feel helpless when you play around with her, wishing that it was me you were playing with? In the end, I believe it doesn't because I know you'll never notice.
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 3:28 AM UTC
Does it matter?
You are never given a warning Often times, not will try and stop you Your heart will flutter like hand painted butterfly wings You will know you are in love when your hand is aching to write poems on their shoulders Love grows like vines up from your stomach climbing to your heart and mind Braiding into itself like a strand of DNA Singing prayers and sacred alphabets of lust No one is sure how to describe love because we negate definition when we know it is deliberately dangerous We make it seem like this heartache is so wonderful Because it is better to feel something for someone that to not feel anything at all A joyous disaster is still a disaster We are putting up wallpaper to cover up old memories, love songs, favorite colors going grey We are never sure of what to do when our pulse turns to choir of sledgehammers when they tell you that they just don’t love you anymore Something will trigger inside of you and you will feel like a city of stained glass with an approaching terrorist attack But we continue to fall in love Wondering how many times we can survive roulette
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Jul 9, 2015
Jul 9, 2015 at 1:00 AM UTC
Stained Glass
She told me that women like men with grizzled, ******* faces, men with scars men with eyepatches men with very unkempt beards Mouths that snarl when it’s time to smile Eyes that are like eggs buried in a nest of wrinkles Noses that are never straight And the jaw, oh the jaw has to be big square like a drawer A man’s face must have a chin that can take sledgehammers that’s why the luckiest woman in the world was Belle from The Beauty and The Beast. That was a real man, The Beast. although the story is a tragic one because in the end he turns into a charming prince with smooth face and polished features. “What a ******* she said. “If only he stayed a beast…” Meanwhile I think about myself the most grizzly feature about my face is the mad eyestrain I developed because of my job, after staring at monitors in a dark room for all those years and then coming home to stare at another monitor. it is now impossible for me to get outside and keep my eyes open like a normal person. I die if I don’t strain them as hard as I can. Sunglasses don’t even help. and there’s also the dark circles below my eyes they’re not even purple as I’ve seen in other people “They have the texture of the skin around the ******* she said, laughing. She was right. She was also right when she pointed out that if you can’t grow a beard by the time you’re twenty you’ll never grow a proper beard. **** I said. “Guess I’ll never be a beast.” “It’s never too late to get your face ****** up though,” she said. “You just need to hang around the right people.” “Such as your dad?” I said. “Oh, **** you,” she said, dragging the blanket over her *******
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Nov 11, 2019
Nov 11, 2019 at 10:39 AM UTC
real men
She told me that women like men with grizzled, ******* faces, men with scars men with eyepatches men with very unkempt beards Mouths that snarl when it’s time to smile Eyes that are like eggs buried in a nest of wrinkles Noses that are never straight And the jaw, oh the jaw has to be big square like a drawer A man’s face must have a chin that can take sledgehammers that’s why the luckiest woman in the world was Belle from The Beauty and The Beast. That was a real man, The Beast. although the story is a tragic one because in the end he turns into a charming prince with smooth face and polished features. “What a ******* she said. “If only he stayed a beast…” Meanwhile I think about myself the most grizzly feature about my face is the mad eyestrain I developed because of my job, after staring at monitors in a dark room for all those years and then coming home to stare at another monitor. it is now impossible for me to get outside and keep my eyes open like a normal person. I die if I don’t strain them as hard as I can. Sunglasses don’t even help. and there’s also the dark circles below my eyes they’re not even purple as I’ve seen in other people “They have the texture of the skin around the ******* she said, laughing. She was right. She was also right when she pointed out that if you can’t grow a beard by the time you’re twenty you’ll never grow a proper beard. **** I said. “Guess I’ll never be a beast.” “It’s never too late to get your face ****** up though,” she said. “You just need to hang around the right people.” “Such as your dad?” I said. “Oh, **** you,” she said, dragging the blanket over her *******
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Rebuilding the home After nearly a year trying, I moved house The house was tired It had dated It had lost the sense of who it was It had lost all its character Too much time with someone not attending to its needs And it, tired and unloved as it was, Didn't provide much of a home Frustrated by its loss of self I started by pulling down the ceiling Get the structure right first Dust and debris fell, I wore a mask to keep from breathing it all in The dust toxic with a touch of asbestos I wrapped it up in the carpet that smelled of an old mans dog and threw it out This weekend I knocked down a wall. There were sledgehammers, crowbars, chisels, saws, hammers, electricity, falling timber and plaster, screws and nails. I didn't even get a scratch on me. Tonight I picked up a cardboard box and got a paper cut and it hurt like hell. Sod's law! Breaking down all the bad parts of the house nearly broke me Pulling out the guts of it Taking away all the unloved furnishings The trappings that were there to make it a home but actually just held it back Searching for the hidden character underneath Everything was ***** - a building site Looking at the beams Wondering "would they hold?" I needed a break Eventually it changed It started with the fireplace I smashed through all the fake brickwork Stripped the plaster Needle gunned the paint And there was the character Beautiful, strong stone mullions Aged and flawed but beautiful I pulled up carpets and sanded floorboards Changed the bathroom for one more in keeping Painted, varnished, wallpapered Added in all the things that I loved The good memories The hobbies My artwork My children's photos and toys Filling the house with fun I took things that were broken and made them new Changed their form A garage door to a bed A smelly sofa to a garden bench Made the broken new and beautiful Seeing them in a new light Making amends with the past Talked to the kids tonight about me dating. They were really interested and happy about it. Told them I don't want to date at the moment and Tom and Hazel both said "well, when you get your house finished Dad, girls will like that" They're so sweet. I properly love my kids Just before Christmas, I got the carpet and the laminate down. When the kids saw the house all done up they said this... Hazel... I love our new house! Tom... It's the best house in the world! Jake... I think the reason it feels like home is because of all the work you've put into it Dad. We're home now
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Apr 16, 2016
Apr 16, 2016 at 5:35 AM UTC
Rebuilding the home
Rebuilding the home After nearly a year trying, I moved house The house was tired It had dated It had lost the sense of who it was It had lost all its character Too much time with someone not attending to its needs And it, tired and unloved as it was, Didn't provide much of a home Frustrated by its loss of self I started by pulling down the ceiling Get the structure right first Dust and debris fell, I wore a mask to keep from breathing it all in The dust toxic with a touch of asbestos I wrapped it up in the carpet that smelled of an old mans dog and threw it out This weekend I knocked down a wall. There were sledgehammers, crowbars, chisels, saws, hammers, electricity, falling timber and plaster, screws and nails. I didn't even get a scratch on me. Tonight I picked up a cardboard box and got a paper cut and it hurt like hell. Sod's law! Breaking down all the bad parts of the house nearly broke me Pulling out the guts of it Taking away all the unloved furnishings The trappings that were there to make it a home but actually just held it back Searching for the hidden character underneath Everything was ***** - a building site Looking at the beams Wondering "would they hold?" I needed a break Eventually it changed It started with the fireplace I smashed through all the fake brickwork Stripped the plaster Needle gunned the paint And there was the character Beautiful, strong stone mullions Aged and flawed but beautiful I pulled up carpets and sanded floorboards Changed the bathroom for one more in keeping Painted, varnished, wallpapered Added in all the things that I loved The good memories The hobbies My artwork My children's photos and toys Filling the house with fun I took things that were broken and made them new Changed their form A garage door to a bed A smelly sofa to a garden bench Made the broken new and beautiful Seeing them in a new light Making amends with the past Talked to the kids tonight about me dating. They were really interested and happy about it. Told them I don't want to date at the moment and Tom and Hazel both said "well, when you get your house finished Dad, girls will like that" They're so sweet. I properly love my kids Just before Christmas, I got the carpet and the laminate down. When the kids saw the house all done up they said this... Hazel... I love our new house! Tom... It's the best house in the world! Jake... I think the reason it feels like home is because of all the work you've put into it Dad. We're home now
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<Act I> It's probably been far too long I've been keeping all my doors closed now It's what you have to do When you live inside haunted houses Would it be different if I'd said I wished I was haunting you If it's not real Turn all of my lights on Just hold my hand And blow the candlelight out <Act II> Sledgehammers can take the walls down Unlocked doors, unopened windows Don' erase the pictures - just black the eyes, and hide Cause once in a while When I see you smile Through all the pain Darlin' you steal the whole frame If this is real Why are there no shadows Turn off the lights Hold my hand Don' leave me alone <Bridge> Recognize I'm stuck in my selfish "I" Reconcile It's not about me tonight <Act III> I resigned Satisfied In my closed casket This bad habit I've consigned To leave behind And let that me go Plan my escape Love me back to life Hold my hands Darlings don't let go In the dark We'll keep each too close My lifelines, I'll be your candlelight
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Jan 3, 2025
Jan 3, 2025 at 4:51 AM UTC
Candlelight
When I said "I love you" and you said "I love you too" our hearts were sledgehammers swinging at one another
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Feb 3, 2013
Feb 3, 2013 at 8:17 PM UTC
When I said "I love you"
sledgehammers aren't so expensive compared to the cost of piecing bits back together i'd never ask you to pay so much to undo something deliberate and cheap so how about just don't
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May 17, 2016
May 17, 2016 at 2:31 PM UTC
frugal
I think of you like hands think of folding; like birds think of singing. I think of you without meaning, in the middle of my sentence; while I'm standing in line. I think of you and my heart sounds off dangerous rhythms reminiscent of your words. I think of you and I wilt in remembrance of something like love that we beat to death with words like sledgehammers and glances like knives. I think of you, and I try not to miss you too much.
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Jul 20, 2016
Jul 20, 2016 at 11:15 PM UTC
just enough
I started building my house when I was five Copying the words some pastor told me to say I already had the foundation laid for me But that was when it turned to concrete Or so I thought Slowly but surely the walls rose, But they were built of twisted metal Firm at first But slowly it crumbles. The roof is built, supposed to feel safe But at this point it smothers me In a house that is not my own It is full of lies and deceit It does not feel safe. Then somewhere along the time,   The hammers building turn to sledgehammers Ripping down my walls Revealing the carnage through the haze I walk out, and walk away. The freedom feels strange. New words on my lips, Ones I shudder to think of now. I knew it wouldn’t last But I wasn’t ready to return But then music. A single album, two friends. Help lead me back down the path to the wreckage of my house I know it is not all bad. An intact siding here, a piece of tile there. I collect the pieces I can still use And I move to another spot. I start to rebuild. I still have questions about my faith, I’ll admit. Sometimes I forget I’m not the only one I can depend on anymore. But that’s normal. I’m learning. And I have people with me, Visiting me and helping me rebuild. I won’t lie and say it wasn’t hard. But I’m proud of how far I’ve come. In my journey of faith.
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Dec 11, 2024
Dec 11, 2024 at 2:02 PM UTC
Journey, Volume 2 (Faith)
i have good and bad days. its just that the bad days outnumber the good ones. and sometimes the bad days get really bad and i lose myself in my thoughts. sometimes the bad days get so bad that i can feel my heart aching and trying to burst out of my body. sometimes the bad days get so bad that i forget to treat myself like person and instead, beat myself with sledgehammers and hockey sticks. but sometimes the good days are so good that i skip around dancing and singing all day. i smile and laugh and forget the bad things and become this becon of light. i just shine and shine and infect everyone around me with all the pure happiness i project. sometimes the good days are just the day where i dont break down. sometimes i have good days and sometimes i have bad days. im hopeful that the good days will outnumber the bad ones, eventually.
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Jan 31, 2018
Jan 31, 2018 at 1:58 PM UTC
good