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I NEVER FORGET THAT I AM BUT HUMAN

I NEVER FORGET THAT I AM BUT HUMAN

A Poem by Pasky
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my way of explaining the 'great encounter' in Oedipus

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 i never forget that I am but human

 

 

A victim
Killed
Destroyed
Injured
Or otherwise harmed by
some act
condition
or circumstance
 

 

circumstances
and acts called
feelings
and emotions
 

 

victim of
my own limitations
of my own phobias
of my own wants and needs
 

 

every tear shed
every drop of blood spilled
every sweat drop
 

 

brings a realization
a fact that is so clear to me
yet scares me,
 

 

that i am but  human
the clothes that shields my body are nothing
the colored dust about my eyes and on my lips are not what makes me
 

 

what speaks about me, what part is human
is the love, the sex, the compassion, the hate, the lust, the anger, the sadness,
the feelings and waves of human emotions that swim through every organ and vein inside of me
 

 

ruled and moved by fate
me, a leaf born from a tree and pulled from it by fate,
the wind that carries me in all directions,
drops me and leaves me at my lowest
and pulls me back up and takes me higher than I’ve ever been
 

 

and this is fate,
what makes me human
because it is a force that strips me of power
a force that is invisible
and that I can not fight
for if I could then I would be a god
which I am not
 

 

for the body that houses me is human and
it decays and rots
 

 

the legs and arms that touches and hurts
may become leap and lifeless,
but not before it’s held out a helping hand,
manufactured a cure to save life
 

 

though my time may be short.
Though I maybe human
Just a fleshy vessel to house feelings to strong for me,
I still can be and try to achieve things greater than human conception

© 2009 Pasky


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