It’s all about leaning forward.
In the moments fear grabs your neck like a thief
and you don’t know where you belong–
the sky or the ground–
realize that all we can do is lean into the moment.
It’s all about being honest with yourself,
about yourself.
In the times joy cradles you in their arms
like a newborn child
know that you, too, can rest–
realize that you, too, are safe as long as you exist.
It’s all about loving yourself,
the darkness and the light.
Society comes up with names for every game we play,
whether it’s in our head and back again
the way we look up at skyscrapers and billboards
beach walkways and desert islands
your children are my children
we are all of the same skin
just let me in on the secret of sin
there’s no winning or losing,
there’s just where you are
and where you’ve been
in these bodies we pray
these genes aren’t moving today
they’ve taken up residence for a reason
in an effort to survive despite the season
trust in your Self, above all else
no matter what name you’ve learned,
you are here Now,
so love all of your Self,
not just some.
April 10, 2016
Looking forward to it!
I’ll sure post it, but still need more work on it ^^
Thanks for the comment, Michael. Indeed…imagine a world with more peaceful creativity? It would be an even more beautiful world.
Accepting all of it is the key, RJ. I’m with you. I like the comfort I feel making contact with the world where everyone’s children are our own, and we are one another’s own. May peaceful creativity prevail…
Michael
Haha, your response was very fitting! I had to go back to the poem to remember I had wrote that!
Well, it was a pleasure, You did ask to let you know the secret of sin !
Thanks for your comment and the read, Javad!
Thanks for your comment! I’d love to read your work, too. I appreciate the follow.
Funny how I wrote something close to that a week ago, I should share it here to let you read it! Very nice writing, glad to find and follow your blog 🙂
In Sanskrit the meaning of SIN is……not being able to hit the mark !……..
Thank you ❤️
Beautiful words.