Sunday, January 27, 2019

Faith


~ Faith ~
 
She wore faith like a gossamer wrap
fragile and delicate
yet of such beauty
she did her best to protect it
 
time and again
she fought against the winds
- of change, of reason, of doubt -
her faith fluttering about her shoulders
threatening to float away.
she sought the wisdom of the moon
to hold on tighter
 
the moon whispered down to her:
sometimes,
you have to let go, to hold on
 
she wavered
when had the moon ever delivered?
then she wondered
if perhaps the moon always had
but she had been too focused to see
 
her ideals and hopes
dance on the wind
lifting and teasing her faith
she wants what she cannot see
and she cannot see what she wants
 
she doubles down on the moon
releasing her grasp
she gives freedom to her faith
and come the dawn
what will be, will be.
 
(c) Dahlia Ramone:  January 27, 2019
 
 
 
 
This was written for Blogophilia
Week 48.11 Topic: High Noon
(I did not write on topic)
 
Bonus Prompts:
Hard (2 pets):  Quote the Philosopher Alan Watts *
Easy (1 pt):  Include a breakfast food (doubles) **
 
* Included in photo above
** Doubles is a common street food
in Trinidad and Tobago
(used in last stanza)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 



6 comments:

  1. Beautiful, Dollface!

    Irene

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  2. Love the line "sometimes you have to let go, to hold on" this whole poem is perfect. I also love that song and that band, as you know. Oh and you found a perfect Alan Watt's quote, I did not see that one :)

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  3. It appears, this is the time of your season,
    and if required, veritable day of reckoning.
    To cast an errant shadow without good reason
    might be ill timed, without prior beckoning.

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  4. I don't know I try my hardest to hold onto faith - it is the devil to get back when its gone

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  5. Let go and trust the fates, pretty good plan actually. 8 points Earthling

    Martien

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