It is Wednesday…Read a Poem
There is a nuanced delight in the way that subtle words can quietly move our emotions to better levels of understanding and acceptance. Enjoy Lang’s poem.
Tsunamis
Imani
“Clio” Lang
I couldn't stop the gush,
the noise in my belly
Like water stones,
Like a wave in every one of my body regions,
The anxiety strikes like a door closing a tomb,
Its hellish and breathtaking
A waste of energy yet I am in love with it,
Give me more problems, more uncertainties and I'll be sure to worry you more O dear Heart
Even though I know that without God everything would be worse
But the hydrocephalus has made me mindful,
So mindful that I become dizzy with fear,
Aghast in worry,
Covered in the girth of discernment over people's ultimatums
I don't trust this world and its spineless essence
Everyone is out to get their own,
To drown the will that's planned for me.
And throw me in the tide
But today Jesus is here.
The wave doesn't wash me away,
It only raises me up higher
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Tsunamis: Poem by Imani "Clio" Lang is licensed under a Creative Commons
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.Based on a work at https://poetrymetafisica.wordpress.com/2018/01/25/tsunamis/.Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at https://poetrymetafisica.wordpress.com/2018/01/25/tsunamis/.Bio: Imani Lang a.k.a. Clio and a Californian native is a poet, spoken word performer, author of Snake Season, blogger and advocate for the Hydrocephalus Association. Her writing is dedicated to helping others find their voice in such a desensitized society.
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