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Changes

on August 31st, 2009 by Rae

 

I can see my irrational abject attitude
I feel unable to make any changes to
After all of the things that have ensued
And knowing changes are long overdue
 
I see the change right there before me
But it feels as if it is beyond my ability
Sometimes I think that I’m not worthy
Yet I am told it’s where I deserve to be
 
I’ve deemed no one to be that convincing
With all the new advice I keep on rejecting
It’s by these old rules I insist on abiding
With reasons I keep diligently defending
 
My cage rattles from the latest revisions
I feel the weight of all these new decisions
And a new heaviness from my admissions
They are the results of all my tribulations
 
It is still so cautiously that I wish to tread
As I learn to see where my choices have led
And understand habits that should be shed
So I can obtain the things I wish for instead
 
So now I’ve come to where I must decide
Knowing all of the things that I have denied
Do I make these changes that I have defied
And then bring an end to this slow suicide
 
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| Posted in Change & Growth, Desire

3 Responses to “Changes”

  1. Cheryl says:

    It is a true crossroad when you realize that the agony of despair is too much to hold onto, yet the pain of risk and freedom is too much to reach out for. Maybe this is when God has you right where he wants you, unable to move without first grasping His hand.

  2. Rae says:

    That first sentence is so well put and unbelievably accurate. The second sentence, I have a strong feeling that you are very right about that as well. I guess you have to come to that place where you realize that fear doesn’t leave room for anything else like beauty, purpose, etc…. and then when the illusions start to die, it is only then that something bigger, like God, can move in and take their place.

  3. Kathy says:

    I can identify with many of your poems.

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