ProtectorateA Poem by Warrior SpiritI’ve been doused before. My flames put out That will and desire stripped from me That driving force that makes me who I am Driven right into extinction. That desolation is not a fate to wish on the worse of people To be without hope, without direction To find yourself lost within your own flesh Doubtful of all the things that constitute your nature The very being that God made you to be. But I’ve been there. It keeps trying to return to claim me again and again Taking the little thing in life, small inconveniences And expanding upon them exponentially. I will not return there again. I will not fall.
I’ve had my flame restored, or better put The flames relit within the furnace. Hope gained from somewhere Deciding to breath again, deep and full Instead of waiting to exhale. I felt the warmth, it’s strength wrapped all around me It empowers me, and I dance happily amongst the fire For I am it and it is me And together we make up the being you see. I am a man that is a beast that is a man. There is no separating between these things. I grow stronger from the control I place upon myself
Know thy self and began to flourish A slow process for me usually, but a lesson learned and remembered.
I have been brought back to fullness And element of my burning soul restored I felt lightning crackle through my fires again for the first time In a long time It became more than just a memory. Instead of just the heat that can be passion or anger or rage Kinetic energy surged in my being giving me the strength to move I embrace it readily. It takes getting used to, like all precious things Cradle the baby…instinct takes over when your learn to be careful. Drive the car…instinct saves lives when proper training is given. Love…takes a lifetime to learn and a second to forget, but never leaves No, it never leaves. So I balance out again, thankful for the gifts given me Thankful for every single one of them.
--Warrior Spirit © 2008 Warrior Spirit |
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