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I'm living in a house of ice, and everyone
takes a slice. Bit by bit it's gone, but, the cold keeps coming
on. And the chill inside my heart, has torn its drapes apart.
The mirror in my, eyes has seen the truth, the lies. The lines
lost in my head, echo cold and dead. Remembering the torment,
the agony, the doubt, With bits and pieces of myself, my failures,
all cry out. Always falling short of what was meant by me.
Always falling short of what I strive to be. And if my castles
aching it aches, o'er the great loss, The emptiness, the
holocaust.
And the guilt keeps coming on, eating me
alive Destroying what I think, I think, and how I've tried to
strive. And somehow my loves a little less than all the best
maybe. Somehow, its meager borders are, too dull to silence me.
And after all the loving, after all the care, To see my house has
turned into this maddening home so bare, I cannot help but wonder
why, the sweet beliefs, I hold, And the dreams, I've given, told,
are shattered by this ice, Which comes to wound, and slice.
And
it cannot be the worlds, fault, the failure lies in me. It seems
as if my efforts were no more than agony. And I question,
question, every thought I hold every action I have made, And still
I have no answers for this ice cold chamber that's been laid. And,
what lies in my subconscious is the answer to my now, But what
lies there is hard to share I cannot find it now, somehow. For it
seems to me, I try for good, it seems to me, I reach out. It seems
to me I deny myself those things which are all about. For to me
the material is, so dull, so, empty less than Right. So, useless
in its emptiness, so, unimportant in His Light. But still and all
my mind can't rest, my uncertainty can't let go. And I will
suffer eternally, unto myself, until I know.
I cannot rest
until I find the truth, the truth to what I be. I cannot rest
until I answer these questions cast, in my icy destiny.
September 29, 1973
By Linda A. Copp ©May 1971
By Lady LaMythica (Linda A. Copp)
Copyright Linda A Copp a.k.a. Lady
LaMythica 1970 to 2020©
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