Beginning (Again)

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Beginning (Again)

I stood in the doorway looking into the dark
Wondering what lies out there beyond the deep black veil
I know there is a fire burning I see the faintest spark
That spark must be my beacon, for I cannot see the trail

With hesitation, bordering horror, I step slowly from the frame
Toes first to test the ground, I must not stray the path
Knowing, with steps behind I can’t go from whence I came
I must keep on traveling and head on face the wrath

To where will this journey lead me as I struggle along the way?
Will the dark envelope me to never release my soul?
Will the final destination be a price much to high to pay?
Will it be a place for me where finally I am whole?

What lies ahead? There is no answer to tame the terror wild
I can only find out if I keep moving toward that spark
I must face these fears, as does the little child
And in opposition to the unknown reach and envelope the dark



1/10/11

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Poetry is not an expression of the party line. It's that time of night, lying in bed, thinking what you really think, making the private world public, that's what the poet does.

Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997) U.S. poet.

jesterescapade’s Poems (14)

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The Yearning 1
Beginning (Again) 0
Goodbye Yellow Rose 5
Macabre Dreams 3
Dear Dear Mother 1
Taken 2
The Goal 1
Restraint in the Midst of Violence 1
Medals for Mother 3
The Artist 6
DAYBREAKS 1
The Neighborhood Critter Band 2
A Hero's Query 2
The Journey 4