Reveal

by

Thomas Granger

Redundant bits of excess frill resilient of the past,
release me from the dark until I gasp for breath at last.
My weary mind may wander as it too comes into light.
Realize the beam of power is shining on tonight.

Reluctant making my own way on trampled shards of glass.
The endless noise repeats its beat in time to come to pass.
I make way for your encounter with your destiny, untold.
Sure that I recover all the tiny strands of gold.

I reveal my only weakness, being yours and mine to share.
In time to somehow ponder that I too have need to care.
Rendering unable, I consume my only prise.
Account that I remember you before the Loving dies.

Return onto oblivion from within of which I come.
Reminding myself all the while to re-record the sum.
Relinquish all my faculties as nothing I need hide.
So to me, I leave to you the passage back inside.

Restrain my unseen revenue for later, so I feel
resourceful in my own remorse, I pay for that I steal.
Among apparent emptiness I will always resound,
when I look into your eyes I see what I have found.

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by: Joyce Hemsley
from: Sunderland, England, UK

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