Weaving words, over twiddling thumbs,
i downed some blushing liquid – my somber mind numbs,
the silence and dignity of the night belie my armageddons within,
my eyes awash with its fluid crystal kin.
i'm bushed...
my alabaster box threatens to take over,
my pure spikenard slept, a demented demeanor.
as the crescent sun softly illuminates the dignified night around me,
in comforting silence, the hand of the Lord works - He's waiting for me.
i hedged...
breaking my alabaster box is the way of fragrance,
but in breaking there is blood,
there is death,
a resentful hindrance - to be won in compliance.
yet just as ones' own sheaths break open to die,
in dying, life of fruitfulness is promised
to beautifully lie.
i have long 'lepered' myself from feeling
these all too familiar pains,
i'm afraid my dormant responses to aches are
resurfacing unbidden, like summer rains...
confusion hammered my defiant reason,
confidence ebbed out of me in triumphant treason,
i fumbled with the murdering morsels of uncertainty,
i fidgeted over the physical mortician's attacks so trigger-happy,
i fretted at uncontrolled trifles,
i'm used to be the one taking charge -
of these voluntary crosses i carry, in my drifting barge.
i plumbed the depths of silence for answers,
waves of hurt welled within,
one emotion tumbled over another,
i shuddered,
i'm cornered,
to Him i surrendered,
the alabaster box is breaking...
it's shattered.
it's morning.
my spikenard's awakening -
finally, a beautiful morning...
praises to the Dayspring!
(Lk1:78 KJV)
(Lk1:78 KJV)