A description of an adult woman's ending of her suffering, her learning to be a blessing to herself and to love herself. The blog starts with her comments on wearing braces as an adult woman in 2010.
Lamentation for Hope.
Lamentation for Hope.
I do not want to feel this intense.
I do not want to love this strong.
I do not want to care this much.
I want to be like others…
Having only superficial feelings…
I want to wrap this river up and put her back into an iron ball.
I want to curl up in bed,
never to get up again.
I want to live my days in drunken haze,
or in a cracked stupor.
I want a potted giggle
and a leaved rage.
I want nothing real anymore.
All illusion of who I am
and what I want.
I do not want it all anymore.
No more striving,
no more giving.
No more hoping.
No more accepting morsels at the door.
I want to give up on living
and feeling and loving.
I want to succumb and become just
another one of the living dead.
I want to sit on a bench in a park
– all tatters and dirt,
and I do not want to care.
I’ll say hallelujah and amen
at the right places and
sing whatever chorus
for a crust of bread.
I’ll offer my body for a warm bed.
I’ll smile and declare God is good,
when I get on the blue train.
I’ll take the trip to nowhere…
as long as I do not feel this much , care this deep and love so deep.
Hope has crashed…
Copyright: 2010, by Lorraine Joubert, All Rights Reserved
The end of suffering - To be a blessing to myself!
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