Woke Up Well
Woke
this morning, a difference
Things
seemed finally copacetic
Redolent
of days where fears where real
Shed
skin, the anxiety that’s plagued me
To
my marrowed bones
For
once I slept soundly through the night
Shifts
and curves
Frazzled
nerves
The
inexplicable ego voice
Saboteurs
get what they deserve
The
woods are thicket deep
The
thoughts still creep
A
catalyst, conundrum, crazy
The
lambs been skinned and nailed upon the door
Sacrifices
made, the darkened days
Winter
and its fake frigid purity
Blankets
white, melts, morphs, slushy grey
Carry
Spring within me
The
promise of new life, new birth;
Resurrecting
Lazarus from the sand
I
lay low, deep down buried there
The
desert, Ozymandias, crumble, broken
Cement
the grains of sand back into stone
I
wait for time and healing
To
free me from the feeling that
This
world has become a lot more than it seems
Perception,
my Achilles heel,
Mind
plays tricks with their appeals
The
real is never really what it seems
How
I see me, how you see me, loses our identity
But
with nothing, contradiction,
Freedom
becomes untethered fate
Liberty
from our thoughts and demons greasy sulfur talon clutch
A
new day rising, phoenix taking flight
Icarus
wings, pray that I’m not burned
And
singed, to ashes fall
The
mix of carbon with the sifts of sand
A
brand new day, another way, to act out, my role in this play
Fire
the narrator, begin on a fresh page, the rage, despair, dissipates
A
good night’s sleep, the myth we seek
To
tell the story we need told
Tranquility
to soothe the soul
Rapid
thoughts and worries, not today
Each
moment is a moment new
A
new beginning, seek what’s true
Dispel
that narrative that’s been on re-run way too long
Another
chapter begins today, shatter anxiety, dismay
The
sun will rise late, but I won’t fall waiting for its radiant rays
Woke
this morning, a difference
Things
seemed finally copacetic
Redolent
of days where fears where real
Shed
skin, the anxiety that’s plagued me
To
my marrowed bones
A
fleeting freedom that I feel
A
sensation I forgot was real
Thankful
for this moment of solace,
I’m
finally at peace.
Edmonton, AB,
Canada
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