Saving PeterA Poem by Lindsay Elizabeth"Come" he said. Then Peter got down out of the boat, walked on the water and came toward Jesus. But when he saw the wind, he was afraid, and, beginning to sink, cried out, "Lord, save me!"
I kind of want to disappear beneath the covers for a few hours
and lay my head on my pillow and try to figure out this asphalt paved ocean that is currently stagnating through my veins and swallowing up every tide and current and movement that could create some sense of connection and satisfaction with my soul. It's too bad that I've almost given up. Sometimes this pillow is used much more for resting than thinking. Especially when my frustration turns to tidal pool graves and I no longer have the power or the will to do anything but close my eyes and sleep. I want you to send a hurricane through the very depths of my soul so my heart and mind burst with an oceanic roar that no hope draining thought or expectation could contain. A sound that erupts into exponentially growing white bubbling foaming crests that swallow up the dark, bottomless sea. I want to pour out what you pour in but right now I'm all shut up, closed up, dried up, ready to give up so won't you stand up so I can see you walk across these life drowning waters.
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