Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Fallen Angel

I have fallen. I have fallen like an Angel from the grace of my own doing. I have completed a journey in each moment only to enter into a new one with every breath I take. And my breath. Oh my breath. I want to re-member my breath and that it is not a "taking" at all but a reciprocal sharing of love that I give and receive, that I nurture all living things with and thus, am filled with the mighty light of love in return. Lately, I have been screaming inside. Do you know what this feels like? The emblem of hope in my heart I hold like a sheath above my face. But this sheath is a translucent fragment of my belonging to self. The attachment to the face I believe to be mine has my heart encased in a membrane of fear. I am not this fear. Fear is a word with a meaningless truth. My mind created it over a collective energetic news feed. I stopped reading the news a long time ago. And I am changing. My energy is freer today but it was never contained in the first place. My mind must be in agony. I can only imagine what is going on beyond what I can see. But I feel it instead. And my eyes well with tears. And these feelings, without attachment, are a truth bleeding hope from my heart. I listen closely with closed eyes knowing that I do not need to know anything about it. I do not need to judge my indecision or inability to emotionally connect while my heart heals. I do not discriminate against myself in this suspended watchfulness. I wait and yet I take action NOW. I take action by re-membering my love that is the only truth and the only source of happiness. I contemplate and let go of that contemplation. Writing heals me. I know this to be true. I am an open book with torn pages perfectly gracing these words. And I know that somewhere deep inside words were never needed at all but they help when I forget to re-member. 09/12/12

1 comment:

Paul said...

Your words are art and poetry. Simnple, direct, so personal... an honor to witness. Causing me to pause too, and journal. Me witnessing you reflecting, inspires me to deeper contemplation. Thanks for sharing some of your inner journey. Best!