When pulled from sleep,
by your own body,
go forth to where it leads.
You don't really need to think.
In fact, you musnt-
cant be trusted. So
you'll feel it, reel it in:
a purge or urge to rise.
You'll seal the deal with eyes,
trained but learning little lies.
Brain is forced to compromise.
Transforms so we can try
to rearrange our riverbeds;
redirect our lives.
When pulled from sleep,
dropped from mid air,
into minds muddy water:
swim to shore for the morning,
make it pure, always learning.
Breathe and build a boat,
don't forget an anchor,
don't forget to thank her:
the ground that gave you your body.
Then go forth - little mind, big mind,
you child, you elder- downstream, together.
The new day awaits
About the Creator
Blaine Lindsey
Blaine Lindsey is a living love poem. Born in Vallejo, California. Queer spoken word poet with a stutter. Blaine's work speaks from the soul with compelling metaphors, emotional connections, societal observations and spiritual underlines.
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