I am, you are, we are responsible.
Through choice and action
We design and build
Our lives.
I am, you are, we are creative.
Through active and purposeful intent
We bring our light
Into the world.
I am, you are, we are receptive.
Through our faith, hope, and love
We grow in our understanding,
Wisdom, and personal power.
I am, you are, we are what we believe.
Through our vision,
Goals and objectives
We pursue and persevere
In our dreams and aspirations.
I am, you are, we are becoming.
Through fostering,
Caring for, and
Nourishing others
We become great and
Eternally one with the ways of heaven.
I am, you are, we are great people.
Through working with superior people
We bring all people to the way of greatness.
by John E Spriggs
8/14/2007
Friday, August 21, 2009
Somebody
Daddy.
Oh, Daddy.
Please be there, Daddy.
I am sore to the bone.
My heart warms me
Like some cold,
Granite gray tombstone
Buried beneath
My bulging breast.
I am dead to my friends.
They would not know me
Even if we passed on the street.
No one comes to visit.
I am a lost child
To my family.
I am so lost
In the cold and
Darkness of this misery.
Marriage smells of prison
And rips me open
To spew venom and
Bile upon my most private
And precious parts.
I forever exist within
A cloud of stench.
The smell of urine haunts me
Worse than death itself.
I now know
That I am
The Mother of Death
For I have birthed
It’s remains.
What once lived within me
Has turned into a horror.
I alone turned a life
Into some stone-cold,
Hideous resemblance
Of a man-child.
What once moved and kicked
And wiggled within my womb,
Now cries and screams
It’s agonies
Into the deathly silence
That now smothers me.
Daddy, I cannot endure
This pain alone.
Please, somebody
Help me.
Oh, Daddy.
Please be there, Daddy.
I am sore to the bone.
My heart warms me
Like some cold,
Granite gray tombstone
Buried beneath
My bulging breast.
I am dead to my friends.
They would not know me
Even if we passed on the street.
No one comes to visit.
I am a lost child
To my family.
I am so lost
In the cold and
Darkness of this misery.
Marriage smells of prison
And rips me open
To spew venom and
Bile upon my most private
And precious parts.
I forever exist within
A cloud of stench.
The smell of urine haunts me
Worse than death itself.
I now know
That I am
The Mother of Death
For I have birthed
It’s remains.
What once lived within me
Has turned into a horror.
I alone turned a life
Into some stone-cold,
Hideous resemblance
Of a man-child.
What once moved and kicked
And wiggled within my womb,
Now cries and screams
It’s agonies
Into the deathly silence
That now smothers me.
Daddy, I cannot endure
This pain alone.
Please, somebody
Help me.
By John E Spriggs
August 29, 2007
August 29, 2007
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