A Petition to Beauty

A Petition to Beauty

A Poem by Siren

Oh Beauty, why wound me so?      

            


    The brilliance of the sun burns my skin,

        

                        The scabs on my wounds crack and peel,


                        And I can’t bear the agony of my sin.



            The pure blue sky stretches vast and wide,


                        So unlike the heavy black cloud


                        Of my wickedness, my hatred, my pride.



            The fresh green grass is nature’s soft bed,


                        But I’ve no room for sleep or rest


                        Because I can’t clear these voices from my head.



Oh Beauty, I beg to know!



            Burn away the infections, O Sun!


                        Cauterize these still-bleeding wounds


                        And take me to the cross of the Perfect One.



            Clear the clouds from my veiled eyes, O Sky!


                        Un-bend my heart from evil ways


                       And teach it to love, so my hatred will die.



            Comfort my restless turning, O Grass!


                        Silence the chaos inside me


                        So I rest in your holy virtues at last.




Oh Beauty, the Truth you show!

© 2013 Siren


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Someone who can not enjoy the beauty of the world

Posted 10 Years Ago


Siren

10 Years Ago

but also someone who's praying that they will be able to

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