Dawn


Surrounded by night

The morning dawns 

My dreams awake me

From tired yawns 
I may be weak 

I might be wrong 

But your endless love

Makes me strong 

Where is God?


He’s in the flowers and the roses and the sunsets and the sunrises and the birds singing in the morning and in puppy dog eyes and in giant golden leaves.

And in hearts.

Silent Echo

letter

I wrote this in April 2015. Not quite sure what I meant by a silent echo. But that’s what I wrote at the time. Maybe it alludes to being unheard? I’ll go with that 😊

https://dailypost.wordpress.com/prompts/echo/

Agony

I guarded my heart 

For I knew

That if I allowed him in

I would grieve forever 

It took him a mere glance 

To turn the key 

Look inside 

And walk away

Leaving my heart unguarded –

Forever loving him 

And my life in agony

Suffocated

I lost myself 

A long time ago 

I look around

To see a void 

Where is the child I was 

The girl I knew?

Buried beneath pain

And death –

Suffocated

Faded


Our hearts are filled with with stories people tell

Our vision infused with their lives and their love

And one day we find they have been taken from us

Leaving only memories as a faded note

That they lived and we loved them

For a short while they were alive as we are now –

Our own stories will touch younger hearts

As our hearts were touched when we were young

https://dailypost.wordpress.com/prompts/faded/

Life

My soul is your breath

Breathed into me

My heart is your love

Beating inside of me

My spirit is a flame 

Of your eternal power 

My life is a moment

Of eternity

Empathy

Yesterday I was upset with my son for getting his punctuation wrong. I am always such a bossy mother, telling him to do this, do that, do the next thing. Please.

This evening I came home in tears. Always feeling a failure, never really fitting it, being socially awkward and introverted. Being technically weak in a technical role.

My son came and sat with me in my room. He rubbed my back for me and comforted me. The others in the house continued what they were doing.

And I thought to myself. My son’s heart touched mine. He entered into my pain. He had and has always had a special gift of empathy. We are born with souls. Sometimes it gets crowded out. At the end of the day, who cares about punctuation? What does it really matter?