Llarry da Llama

Llarry da Llama

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Blindness of the Soul

The Blindness of my soul

Tribute to Abraham, Martin and John

There is a dawning within my soul
A ray of light or perhaps the last sliver of hope
A beacon of truth, who has fought its way through,
From youthful days past and decades over due
A dawn where mine eyes can see
Acknowledging all the prejudices I hold
For all those years, the burden inside of me
The blindness of my soul

The learning’s and beliefs engraved
All the falseness’s I detested yet believed
All the lies, all the evils I would take to my grave
The hatred and all the wrongs given to me
Refusing to proclaim, admit or even see
Knowing all those years the perpetrator was me

Too young to see, too blind to know
Too weak to speak mine own beliefs
Yet I always knew the truth from the deceit
I held my blindness close; refusing to let go
I willingly surrendered to the blindness,
The lies, the blindness of my own soul

I believed what I saw in front of me
Not what I knew within myself to be true
Believed in others words and not their deeds
All those years, this blindness harbored inside of me

I hope that I, before growing past my knowing years
Can cure this blindness of my soul, this disease
 Can close mine eyes and begin to see
The dawning of a righteous and noble man
The man, my soul, my conscious
And my God would have me be


28 August 2013

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