Judgment and torment for some human soul are easy and useful. Love is not presence or soon to be recognized
Soul to my Soul
My soul had hate and a black mist of contentment. I am walking through the mist stating the obvious. I am stupid in my ignorance my anger and hatred runs my action more than I know. until the mist let up and I stubble into a crowd of smiles and laughs at them for there is nothing to smile about until I realize slowly and stupefied that there was a pure soul standing there in the middle saying nothing hateful and mean but smiling and saying how much love they have for everyone. I scream and walk up and say shut up you are weird. They smile and do not hurt me and do not push me. I am sad inside and do not want to be seen. However, I started the cycle now I feel like I do not know if should continue or start later. Judgment from a few around me creates a small stir but for some reason I focus on the sweetness and purity, i feel in front of me. I feel different and bright. Why? Love or just happiness stared me in my eyes and smiled. I am close to my heart now I feel it beat. I feel the blood in my body. I feel my love surface but not much just enough to know it is there. Sweet Kiesha you can be loved and you deserve it... Turn around and walk away with the knowledge that even though human being are flawed, can, and will hurt you love make it all worth it. The purity of the feeling has a new soul present standing in front of you. It is not fake, it is not discriminating, and it will not let you down. .We let us down. We expect more from love where it takes us. Love draw out the beauty in someone. Crush or lust has always shown its different love, but love stays consistent.
Books 1 & 2 of Never Leave Your Monastery, both in one volume. This Collector's Edition features the ORIGINAL ART of the Author, over 25 hand-drawn illustrations.
Although available elsewhere; the author urges you
Books 1 & 2 of Never Leave Your Monastery, both in one volume. This Collector's Edition features the ORIGINAL ART of the Author, over 25 hand-drawn illustrations.
Although available elsewhere; the author urges you
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