Indigo Silence
i feared the innocence of indigo silence,
it swept away my inability to voice my verse-
i tried with might so fierce i could not see,
and in this moment of feeling worse
i start to see the free inside me;
always knowing what was meant to be-
a life without the strain of debris
not once have i walked a path of vain,
for i count not kindness, just give away-
so why then does pain not recede
when shadows creep in disarray-
for this woman has but one need,
go to emerald fields and plant love’s seed;
when starvation calls life… i shall feed
feel me in the cool brisk of a dying dawn,
sense my spirit in the dusk of a raven night;
believe i can be more when failure calls,
have faith when i call onto the lord’s light-
as the reverie flows over the waterfalls,
i feel stuck in a room with one hundred walls-
on the brink of solitude, my soul hauls and bawls
when i come to terms
with what i cannot become,
may my flaws transcend
into what cannot succumb
02.08.20
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