Why isn’t the world swirling with hope - why isn’t 
the office bright in the expectation of the holidays 
to come, I asked my Beloved who just shrugged; 
a fellow soldier scoffed at my idea but she scoffs 
at everything I say, shrinking me with a withering 
look – scornful of my ideal to become a visionary 
and look at dreams instead of the iron-clad reality 
we live in; she offers darkness as living space 
It provides a great background for lodestar dreams, 
yet my desire is reconciliation, I regard her antipathy 
as invitation to find the source of her discontent and 
fear of life and freedom - fear to drive alone, fear of 
admitting that ALL people are equal and individuals 
are powerful in themselves; I interpret her symptoms 
of dependence as I have problems with it also, I see 
how the soldier next to me navigates life’s trenches
Hiding herself in the glory of her hero & referring to 
him as the godliness determining her life’s purpose,
her illusion of his grandeur exalting her as cherished 
treasure of her Prince, while I pledged my allegiance 
to the Lord and Master of the Crocodile Castle - who 
gave me my own jalopy with which to instil fear in the 
unwary slackers on the road - the soldier next to me 
lives under a safe  coverlet - without interfering kids 
Maybe she loves her exaltation so much, she does 
not care about freedom and empowerment…
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
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