Sunday, April 24, 2016

The Sunday Whirl









My forced smile hides the scars I bear within. The hill is high, the path steep, but I climb regardless because I need to reach the top. Only then will I realise the vision of the prophet who comforts me while I try to sleep my restless sleep. Only then will the fire that rages in my soul be extinguished, and light drive out the darkness.

If there is a God, will he forgive me the vengefulness I feel toward her? For the unholy sin she perpetrated on me is surely unpardonable.

May she stand naked before her maker and beg for mercy. 


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8 comments:

  1. This a dark piece of writing from you Keith. Sadly we can't always put the past behind us as that is the one thing that allows us to shut that particular door.

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  2. Ouch - and ouch again...superbly written.. i suppose repentance only comes when we know we have done wrong.. can we offer him a cup of tea and a slice of Victoria Sponge?

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  3. This is a great piece. There is such strength of resolve in your final line. Bravo!

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  4. I can relate to this very well, as there is one in my past whose sins a child bears and try as I might I cannot find forgiveness for that. I truly hope he found himself in a fiery place begging for mercy.
    Josie
    from Josie's Journal

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  5. Love the absolute humanness of this piece. Forgiving the unforgivable is really best left to God, if that is what god chooses,

    Elizabeth

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  6. Yikes....lots of deep and raw emotion in this one!

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  7. Its very unlike your other posts.
    Its dark and so angry but good nevertheless

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