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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Written: July 19, 2025, for contest Sponsored by: Rob Carmack Quote "The eye goes blind when it only wants to see why" by Rumi ****************** I stood while Genesis breathed, a slope of cinders, forged from death. Youth splashed sludge on my skull kismet resonated ahead. I ventured beyond the silk of youth— It's homaloidal gilded ignorance that twinkled, such coins bestowed upon sages who sleep serenely. Years drifted by, and you—silent, unyielding—revealed to me a truth that seared my sight. Every heart, enshrouded in perfumed decay, bloomed hauntingly into the grotesque. What once appeared noble waned into a crass pantomime. My soul recoiled. Disgust surged as steam from my spine a silent scream echoing in the sanctuary. My spirit began to perceive— not with eyes, but through scars. The past stood trial, In the dunes of memory: red sand, marked with conviction I had carved it. unaware. Now the only way back resounds such a distant sonata: God calling, igniting a raw fire upon the canvas of my marrow. It will never be free. Redemption, such as art, always costs everything. Each season claimed something: a name, a promise, a breath. I rose once more. each time leaning deeper on the wood and nails of the betrayal. The books of Heaven are laden with mystery. I grasp betwixt lines— three measures of leaven, hidden in the folds of endurance. And belief— neither feeling, nor certainty— begins to underpin the slow unraveling of sorrow. I am not finished. The struggle It's never around victory— but through clinging fiercely to the Word when the world let's pass.
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