What cruel destiny lay in wait
To forfeit freedom for the gate
For it was freedom that I sought
From pain of love, reflected short
‘Oft time difficult, is the breath
That surrounds seven years of social death
For the love of blood, I know they care
Their shame in me, I must but bear
Heal me Lord from wounds of past
Give me strength that I may last
In healthy flesh, mind and soul
‘Till I’m called no longer,
On their roll
Anna
Thank you for sharing it with us...etw
Give me strength that I may last
In healthy flesh, mind and soul
‘Till I’m called no longer,
On their roll
Such a meaningful prayer born of harsh and real experience; thank you for sharing, David. Love and peace to you,
Regis
Be always safe,
Karen
Within this poem, I could feel an uplifting of spirit..You my dear friend, have paid your dues..You must forgive yourself and let all pain live in the past..That is where it all belongs..forgiveness of past inequities, loving oneself, and embracing all that you have at this moment...That is all that matters..You must feel the magic of that love and live each moment that you have left with life full of love, peace, and lightness of being..You deserve this and never forget it..
Much peace, love and light
Amber
If this is autobiographical, I hope that whatever marred you is over and that as a perservering traveler you have been embraced.
Blessings,
Christine
A great poem of love lost. Sometimes it takes a long time. Great analogy.
Mary
deep harrows
our emotional turmoils
we all can relate to this David
as some prison cells and walls
do not have bars
Freedom and Liberation
Vickie