The labyrinth in my skull tells me
the staggering thoughts, thoughts I thought I had put to rest still linger. They stay like ragged pigment I should detest but rather than die, loosely teathered, they choose to rest. Screaming sensations remind me of the stains seeping into the fibers of skin wanting to wear me Like clothes that define me But a humbled heart, trembling in the pyre of love's ashes melt embers into the bed I make my home a bed full of secrets, Secrets of desperate belonging Hidden desires to be known. Every night, tender intimacy settles this restless soul A submission to the knowing burrowed beneath the bank of doubt Alone, I think I am not. Perhaps, I am learning to be less willing to ignore my humanness. The one essential element behoving a Savior Delivered from the banes of self as essential as rejoicing in the liberation through veneration It is the weak, raw, gentle landscape of thought engendered to symbolize worthiness The labyrinth in my skull tells me the tripping thoughts and flagrant devotion though paradoxical are holy in one While the heart discovers its lowest pit, the soul reaches its noblest height.
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