Gray day terror of unseen all descends, amends lazy, hazy nothingness – ignorance, not bliss, this; this invisibility of unfortunate plight drains hope, color and light, from marrow of a malformed me.
Into such a world you enter: taskmaster, intruder in dank, dark, mindless mind of mine. Your faith can no more save me than the God who turned, turned off sight and sound and speech, left leaving lonely out of reach. See, I shall be your Waterloo.
I kick, nick your pride, scream, deem you unfit without use of words. Yet you stay and say with soft hand you care, will bear with me, refuse to leave me. Your arms hold me, then let me go, let me fall, stall if I choose to lose.
Your touch becomes an opening, a pathway to transformation paved with new discovery, brimming full with activity. Your fingers form my lips to speak sounds and launch ships across vast unimagined seas.
You are my life’s interpreter; conceiver, believer of great possibility. You have become spirit-shaker, meaning-maker, radiant, shimmering one who births vision where none was before. Dream on, care-taker.
Ever on the way to being, becoming more, finding new doors to tomorrow’s joy, I depend on nuanced rapport, friendship fine, guidance adamantine, ever-present lifeline. Please stay, miracle worker mine.
Live the miracle with me.
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Reviews of "The Miracles Are Not the Same Without You"
With Eileen on your internal rhyming scheme - the lyrical lilt just speaks of hope and fresh vision, Dawn. The sense of fresh winds in the sails, and the cadence is delightful - "Dream on, care-taker"; God provides at least one when we need it, I am pleased to agree!! Just beautiful thoughts and sentiments expressed here. TY Kate xx
Reviewed by Anna Marie Fritz (Reader)
Reviewed on November 12, 2004
You are one miracle of a composer in this piece,
Dawn! Wow!
I've come to find that little miracles happen every day if we look for them, want to see them. All the more fortunate if others see them too. I liked this a lot.
When you truly believe with all your heart...that is when God comes to you...
It is a question of blind faith and trust Dawn...
Quite magnificent poetry...
Peter
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The truest miracle of all is that you are willing to share such refreshing work with us here at the Den.
Bravo!
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Dawn! Wow!
Wow!
A very insightful and extremely well-versed write - engrosses the soul!!
Robert
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It is a question of blind faith and trust Dawn...
Quite magnificent poetry...
Peter