Will Be Processed and Shipped

Will Be Processed and Shipped

A Poem by Madison Black

Fear.
This is not a bleeding scratch in my lung anymore.
I’ve lost my fear of hating
and be hated;
Love
and being loved.
I do not fear the cessation of my breathing.
“Love is as strong as death,” you see – 
sometimes you have to die until 
you can finally start to live.
Enlightenment.
All the wonders of the world have gushed into my brain.
Via thoughts, God, conveyor belt;
and I have seen that there are no answers.
There are
no answers.
[Nothing is in black and white]
THIS was my marvelous enlightenment…
my premonition.
Here
I calmly inhale my rationality.
I am not crying or screaming…
I am not becoming insensitive or callused.
My heart is not hardening because of you.
It’s throbbing, sweetheart.
For the first since I’ve smirked,

I can sense it.
Now my pulse is setting my life’s tempo.
Because the “truth shall set you free.”
Do not voice your one-dimensional apologies.
You have saved me from myself – everything I was
protecting myself from;
the unnamed uncertainties of my own reasoning.
You’ve laughed at my fortification,
(the sheer white curtains are burning)
punched me in my retinas,
and gauged my brain in a repetitive fashion.
Don’t you understand?
My limbic system is failing.
You’ve blinded me – 
and I am not afraid to look now.

I am not afraid to look now.
(I don’t know how to thank you enough.)

© 2009 Madison Black


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Added on May 19, 2009