Festering in branches high, discerning corruptions proprieties disguised, she apart, yet never alone brooded contempt with blackened eyes and sooted soul when but a child of five “People rarely look up” so she’d learned to climb.
Hatchin’ haint in shadow’s caul. Billowing malice In enmity’s thrall~ pubescent Realm Cracker Darkness embraced. Summoning Thunder she Willed and she laid waste. Her mind her sharpened saber her tongue spat judgment’s call lest someone dare assuage her she’d learned to appall.
Advancing by the light of the bridges she did burn, in the company of voices, she heard yet would not to learn. Something reprehensible into her heart had crept, distilling tears to fire in solitude she wept. Those she loved came to avoid her. Thus, at last, she learned regret.
In an instant rare and tender, a revelation kindled new compassion’s charity and forgiveness~ an insight that saw through the visage of disappointment and thus gave place that love would grow. Her tattered heart thus shattered and she learned at last to sow what she willed to one day gather A Sage of Rage transformed doth Know.
Callaghan Grant 5/24/2013
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Posted: May 2013
About this poem:
It'll do. Happy birthday, Mama... Still polishing what you started.
Oh, I had plently of provocation to be so angry at one time but there's never any good "reason" to be so wroth. It not only doesn't serve, it's actually counterproductive. Took me quite a few years to learn that. I think what is important about this piece is the message that we can learn, even from our negative emotions, the most wondrous of lessons.
Suffering is redeemed inasmuch as it brings us round to questioning our judgments and learning to see things from a much broader perspective. The deeper the suffering was, the broader the new perspective (that embraces said suffering) must be.
Thank you for looking for the good in all things. It can only be seen by those who believe it is there to be seen.
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Oh, I had plently of provocation to be so angry at one time but there's never any good "reason" to be so wroth. It not only doesn't serve, it's actually counterproductive. Took me quite a few years to learn that. I think what is important about this piece is the message that we can learn, even from our negative emotions, the most wondrous of lessons.
Suffering is redeemed inasmuch as it brings us round to questioning our judgments and learning to see things from a much broader perspective. The deeper the suffering was, the broader the new perspective (that embraces said suffering) must be.
Thank you for looking for the good in all things. It can only be seen by those who believe it is there to be seen.
Oh, I had plently of provocation to be so angry at one time but there's never any good "reason" to be so wroth. It not only doesn't serve, it's actually counterproductive. Took me quite a few years to learn that. I think what is important about this piece is the message that we can learn, even from our negative emotions, the most wondrous of lessons.
Suffering is redeemed inasmuch as it brings us round to questioning our judgments and learning to see things from a much broader perspective. The deeper the suffering was, the broader the new perspective (that embraces said suffering) must be.
Thank you for looking for the good in all things. It can only be seen by those who believe it is there to be seen.
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Suffering is redeemed inasmuch as it brings us round to questioning our judgments and learning to see things from a much broader perspective. The deeper the suffering was, the broader the new perspective (that embraces said suffering) must be.
Thank you for looking for the good in all things. It can only be seen by those who believe it is there to be seen.
Suffering is redeemed inasmuch as it brings us round to questioning our judgments and learning to see things from a much broader perspective. The deeper the suffering was, the broader the new perspective (that embraces said suffering) must be.
Thank you for looking for the good in all things. It can only be seen by those who believe it is there to be seen.
Suffering is redeemed inasmuch as it brings us round to questioning our judgments and learning to see things from a much broader perspective. The deeper the suffering was, the broader the new perspective (that embraces said suffering) must be.
Thank you for looking for the good in all things. It can only be seen by those who believe it is there to be seen.