Undisguised
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Hang out all night
and felt ashamed, seeing serenity of morning; and I,
steep in stupidity.
I felt you at threshold of
Broad and narrow
I felt in my bones,
All up in my marrow
You touched me.
I heard an unfamiliar voice
In stillness of morning
And flinched before Your
Virgin light of day,
Shame watched me sweat.
I peeked and saw your offerings:
Beginning of a new day,
Clear skies before sunrise,
Meekness of trees, amid
Splendor of your breeze
I darted out to nowhere...
Forgetting I'd tasted serenity
That second; and though
I felt humbled, weights
Of shame equaled insanity.
Numbing was pain after pain
Until that day,
You saw my cat licking rain,
Falling from my eyes.
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Copyright © Iris E. Sankey- Lewis | Year Posted 2015
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