Sunday, May 11, 2014

Before Rest



The closer we are to the other world,
 (The places where this life wears thin
and we can almost see over:  birth, death;)

-The more often we remember:
We were not meant to make a permanent dwelling
of these ragged tents.

-The harder to be content here
And not long for the next one already.
(In patience we possess our souls
Mine so quickly wants to fly away…)

Life can be a ragged, holding on to the tail of moderation,
Breathing hard to pace, mentally, this marathon
with patience.

A tamping down the jumping out of the insides,
Invisible.
A gradual tread, tread, tread
Away from the thin places
on to the rest of the commission
before rest.

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