i sometimes think of george
the way clouds appear large and exciting
bringing redemption in the air
i sometimes see george like jesus
or maybe he put him there
he took my breath away and replaced it with new lungs
i can’t explain how time paused
the way him and I would stare
how unfair; people come into our lives only to move mountains and disappear
sometimes god feels everywhere
which makes moral decay a plant growing in the moonlight
i can feel ego slip into non-existence
but not despair
it’s a falsity to say he won’t hold your hand in hell
i’ve barred my door shut and clawed the walls with no entry marks
“none who may enter is trusted including self”
mirrors hold energy like portals to regrets
i told him “i don’t want to die” while pulling out my hair
“all i see are demons”
“i don’t want to be put away”
i looked at him like a stray
faith is looking into his eyes and seeing a great creator
i was just a whore
before him
starving without bread
humility is feeling too dirty for a cleansing
putting signs up “god not allowed”
yelling from its tunnels
“haven’t I made you proud”
can’t undo the dying
blood covered shroud
tongue swollen
couldn’t figure it out
abandon hope fully
death like a pulley
with no air to shout
“no hope coming” – letters on a doorway mat
might as well put up a plaque
people say “she went missing”
god as her witness
george is the gentle rain
i was hungry and i was starving
and he took time to wash my feet
i swear i saw rainbows beneath him
he was the pot of gold
not to be taken
he was the dream you want to remember when awakened
i sometimes think of george on dark moonless nights
i sometimes think of george
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