Thursday, May 19, 2016

It Appeared as Innocent Faith

I see us flourishing, in this land of faith, stumbling for grins; this romantic land, as captured in serenity, these two so distant from chaos. It’s a joyous land, as filled with undercurrents, this world featured in psyches. He hears an echo, as to ignore himself, ever that thrown into worship. Time presents fortune—these inner secrets, this warming force. This voice is walking, as syllables upon waves, where God befriends man; but what for Us, these times of mystery, prior to this fallen chaos? Something is nudging, this feral god, as for want of worship; to impart wisdom, this calling for power, to imbue man with storms. He draws closer, to witness affliction, as too deep to retreat. Some nights are lightless, this inner whirlwind, grappling with faith; for how this magic, for one so keen, as to rarely offend? He learns mechanics, to climb paradox, as to find this endless war. It couldn’t be real, where reality is faith, as for one so for another! He searches for kinships, as to increase power, if only to extract allies. They remain distant, as to ward off forces, as to avoid this deep creek; but all are tethered, too far in to relent, as too, most carry indignation; for morals become concrete, as too, insights become law—this inner reason to persevere. Its communion—this clad of flux, kneeling for gripping his guts; this fiery trial, extended from level to level, a countenance that betrays a psyche; where all is sightless, until that moment, where forces travel; to meet us come dawn, as in-tuned deeply—engrossed in this investigation. He takes for nature, this sequence of events, as ready to exonerate faith; but pressure builds, to push passed lights, as to wonder of motives. It mustn’t be this thing, where two are one, where branches are intelligent; but this is life, this torn force, embedding its nature.

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