Wednesday, October 24, 2007

End as we began.

"In the blood of Eden
We've done everything we can
In the blood of Eden
Saw the end as we began...
"

I don't know if my letter was red.
With the stains of bitterness smearing love.
Leaves a strange watermark of emotion...
drying weak after week...
until it doesn't matter anymore.

Maybe if you hold it up to The Light
it will be evidence of how I feel...
Truth is.
It doesn't change, but 
relevance is relative.

I don't need you anymore [whisper tree].

ALL is Forgiven.
statement and fact /  action and adverb (not taken LightLy).

Me?
Forgiven.  
The forgiveness from you I sought, I never got and the forgiveness I found... I always had.

You?
Forgiven.
The forgiveness I fought, I thought I'd never let go.... It's yours.

Your Family?
Forgiven.
The forgiveness they need... is not mine to hold.

I won't bore and dig into this tree or me anymore.
I am closing this chasm.
and walking away from the sappy fester....
The healing began before it started.



I love you God.
Thank you for the friends 
and the family I have... 
who care that I am happy and healthy...
who let me question 
and struggle 
with a greater faith than my own.
Thank you for putting me on a path 
seeking a life more meaningful 
than the one I have pursued for many years... 
and thank you for starting me on that path 
earlier than I ever knew.
Thank you for what I will be.
Thank you for what I was.
Thank you for what I can be.
Thank you for the past 6 months of growth.
Thank you for the last 4 of joy and proof of love from another.
Thank you for the last month of awakening a desire for more.
Thank you for the last week of struggle 
only to allow me to...
Thank you for the next day and the promise it brings.

-g

Seriously.
This whisper tree is closed.
However, 
I think the end of the legend goes:
"when the tree was chopped down, the wood was made into a drum that, when struck, told the secret for the entire world to hear."

...so eventually...
 this spot will hold that mixtape I promised.


I am still whispering and listening for smiles





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