Truth In Knowledge
I recall times that are now far from mind.
Times when I was told to mind my label;
left feeling I was of some other kind.
Searching revealed that I had no table.
Self reliance learned in lonely youth.
A gift from some far away unknown place;
instilled in me a taste for sacred truth.
My hunger never filled ahead of grace.
Facing fear as if I were unafraid.
Intuition grew when fed new knowledge.
Two faced; concealer, mascara, a masque.
Knowing fear, I seen fawns in foliage.
Negated when I received my label;
an account of life when told rings fable.
Tru
Copyright © Dill Dennison | Year Posted 2019
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