Is there anything
that is inherently
beautiful
all by itself?
Or do all the
beautiful
things
wrap themselves
in
thorns
to guard
from being crushed
by overzealous ardor?
Photo by *andokadesbois on We Heart It
Is there anything
that is inherently
beautiful
all by itself?
Or do all the
beautiful
things
wrap themselves
in
thorns
to guard
from being crushed
by overzealous ardor?
Photo by *andokadesbois on We Heart It
It was black and endless and lined with teeth all over.
Descending like a wet blanket,
every breath you drew was a shudder.
*On a separate note, I’d like to reiterate just how much I dislike textual misunderstandings. Yesterday was the first time I got true hate comments on my blog. What I thought was carefree banter somehow caused the other person to devolve into calling me something vulgar and tell me to burn in hell. The fact that I don’t entertain phone calls from married men may have factored into this whole debacle. Why are we always so apt to screw things up so royally? It’s one thing we can always depend on to do spectacularly.
I think one of the hardest things is to climb inside of your own pain and be okay. To accept it finally so that it no longer has so much power over you. It almost feels like climbing into bed with the enemy. You want to remain mad at society, at your culture, at your parents, your pastor, at God. We’d rather lash out and seek vengeance on what hurt us. But the only way to be free is to climb inside your own pain and forgive them all.