February 5, 2014
I digress
I used to be close to The Lord. How I've wandered in complacency during smooth waters and clear skies. I yearn for the passion and trust I had in Him...to be able to hide inside His wings when storms of anguish would pour upon me. Instead I take His name in vain and scoff at the luxuries I've been given...just like the Israelites. I need to return to dwelling on His Word so as to remember the countless times He has redeemed me...just like the Israelites.
Swallowing my own venom
I bite my tongue and inject poison into my system. Its slow-eating, creeping effect is like acid erosion from the inside out. I try to maintain composure, smile and nod and even laugh occasionally. I have to, I have no other choice. But even as I try, my ugly insides cannot remain clothed, encased. The festering is obvious and annoying. I'm a monster, infecting myself over and over again with the very poison I myself have created. The recycling of poison in my system manifests as the nagging, insatiable, tormentous wife who tears down hopes and dreams. I look on with dull, listless eyes to the earnestness and titillation springing forth from your shoulders; the me behind my face screams with shame and apology for the way I am, but it doesn't crack the exterior of detachment, dispassion, or disdain. I leave God to smite this wretched, vile soul of mine for there is nothing else left for Him to do.
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