Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Love Is Confusing

Loneliness sets in
Who am I and who will I become?
Thoughts of potential sins
Thoughts of doing something dumb
Thoughts of perpetual aristocracy
Muddled with my failures
Inoculated with the imbecility
Beginning this advancing allure
Carrying me off into the sunset
Thoughts running rampant
Tearing down the effulgent
Bringing forth an advent
Of mixed peccadillos and venialities
Hoping against itself that
It will merely amount to insipidities
At the end it will be just another rant

All of these thoughts combine
Swirling like a hurricane
Slowly they poison my mind
These thoughts are so ingrained
Will I ever be in the right?
Can I ever achieve the perfection,
That is always in their sights?
Can I ever show true affection?
Can I ever love a woman the way,
That she needs, not that I want?
Can I ever provide enough mercy and grace?
Can I ever imitate God?

Poisoned, I need an antidote
I endeavor to elucidate
So I make another anecdote
Or maybe I just hallucinate
Because I am speaking gibberish
Or am I on to a struggle
That all Christian men wish
Would be more subtle?
Amazing the realization
Hits at the same moment
With obvious illustration
It does not sugarcoat it
Will I ever be good enough?
Will I have something to offer?
Will I not be gentle, but too rough?
Will there be coins in my coffer?
Will I fail as a man?
Will I fail as a father?
Will I fail as a husband?
Should I even bother?
Can I make the cut?
Can I stand out among others?
Will her heart remain shut?
Will she only be attracted to brothers?

Doubts, fears, and everything else
Haunt my contemplations
The throbbing of my head feels like welts
Perhaps from all of the speculations
Considering I am not clairvoyant
I am merely a pesky human
So I must think different and void it
And I must cease assuming
That I will always make a mistake
Even though it is highly probable
So I am more scared that I will be fake
Than a virtuous Zerubbabel

My faithful, trusted friends
Tell me that I “need to meet some women”
But how does that profit me in the end?
Will it help me with cohabiting?
Will it help me to be intimate?
Will it plant a desire for missions?
Will it help console me when I am irate?
Will it help me make big decisions?
Or will it create bigger ones?
What is the point?
Should I sacrifice my heartstrings to “have some fun”?
Should just ignore that little voice
That is my conscience
Should I go against what I believe,
To follow possible concupiscence?
Will it grant me reprieve?
Sure it might make me less anxious
But it will desensitize me to the wrong
And lead me into things unsanctioned
You can interrogate any of the strong
Ask them how they were subdued
Behind every major fall
Is a woman that was shrewd
And the man gave his all
But his all was too little
Or too much depending on the tale
Because every jot and tittle
Faded and turned into a fail

Patience is a virtue
And true love always waits
Or so the common ideology spews
And so common are the traits
But what if patience does me no good?
What if it does me harm?
Like my heart tells me it would
Or maybe that is just my arm
Being squeezed in seduction
By a beauty too good to pass up
Perhaps an introduction

Would be worth it for me to stand up

Saturday, February 1, 2014

A Nightmare of Reality

I thought I let go of you
I thought you were gone
I thought I forgot about you
But I guess I was wrong
I thought we didn’t talk
I thought this was past
I thought I chopped the beanstalk
I thought you were trapped
In the sky, away from me
Leaving me in solitude
Then how did you haunt my dream?
How did the emotions resume
Picking up where they left off
Creeping into my head
Bitterness, anger, loss
Wishing you were dead
Wishing I was too
Wanting you back
Starting to argue
Reliving the past
Sometimes it seems
The worst nightmares
Are memories
They give the most scare
Sometimes reality
Is much worse than make believe
But thankfully

I woke up from that dream in bitter relief