Myself and The Mirror (A Confrontation)A Poem by Pablo ColeA confrontation: of where i stand i knew not of so i acquiesced, i turned and looked into the very grey and rather fractured dusty full lengthed mirror o you poor newfoundland fellow at thirty years seeing the light now and getting the love coming back to the rose finally facing the fear - (i seem to be - "thus" ... ) - and the reason for both my past night and days and all the wishing and struggles became seemingly somehow sweetly clearer o you poor newfoundland boy yet to taste the sweet poem that journeys swiftly from mind to mind, heart to heart my golden haired muse O, of my love, i had to spare her and once understand what it means to breathe deeply alone under the singing moon - beams and in sorrow, to God, and Christ-love surrender or at least be guided by love o you poor newfoundland man but o yes my friends i tell you now still i did not recognize what stared back at me through the oblong mirror i am not the popular man and i am not yet quite understood and i am no visionary mystic O you old newfoundland man Yesterday's tear has fallen to the soil the losses accepted the feelings ... comforted, are forgiving and stronger yesterday's tear has fallen the recessed of my concscience forlorn, deep and i am a naked flower, shining life, after the storm smiling grace, wise dude, monk man, free i am courageous strong and i am wild and free though i am blue like all the blue in the ocean O, you new found soul the past no longer need play in mind so as the suffering needn't be prolongued though mortals walk in seeming circles in chains while i am a fish on the beach alas taken back to the ocean reprieved from my hates and follys of vice brought back to some kind of faith and loving trust as my generation's touch disappeared there on the cusp of such very new revelations it's been a while i fret and i smile but i have a story of God's power and might to tell of the colors and vibrancy of early life never sqaundered may nature pout or may it cry and may it yell and the mirror spake back to me bring back the gentleman bring back the gentleman oh the mirror waits for your beauty too keep your eyes on the stars, son keep your eyes on the stars and the flower you are only one O, you belong in your song there! and i play o, newfound man i recognized the darkness at my heart and i fell in such stubbern isolation so long a fool not the hero but saved in belief and trust of a greater power's fate appearing foreign yet true because the storyteller cannot fear the beginning or the end and i am just a listener too happy healthy belly warm and with what the lonely mirror taught me: i see myself in you and trying to see the divine hidden in everyone dreaming to forgive all past pains and grieviencies i stand now as a man looking for God's imprint and reason afterall life's puzzles are so clever this world needs love and i forget about the mirror and i walk away and i pray with eyes closed and on, to love: my heart's match blinded me i laugh my role is understood may faith in sacred wishful dreams and love be delivered and i walk out smiling into this cold season © 2014 Pablo Cole |
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Added on September 29, 2014 Last Updated on September 29, 2014 AuthorPablo ColeSt. John's, CanadaAboutpoems primarily about solitude, isolation, love/hate, rejection, mental illness, beauty, and life exquisite. more..Writing
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