My Soul Sits Deep

My Soul Sits Deep

A Poem by Jay Ligda

My Soul sits absorbed
Deep within my being
It brings motivation and meaning
To what becomes seen
 
Everything I am or do
Materializes from that place
Yet my soul remains unseen
In its internal space
 
The beauty
The perfection
Contained inside
 
The purity
The grace
Forced to hide
 
Behind a mask of language
And a cloak of beliefs
My Soul attempts to express
Yet it is taken by a thief
 
It bends and distorts
Who it wants me to be
It twists and denies
Who is the real me


Through no fault of another
This crime takes place
It is the imperfect patterns
Of our human race
 
Words, language
And systems of faith
The vehicles of expression
Of this internal space
 
Are taken as the truth
Instead of this great seed

That was planted and grows

Through some greater deed
 
Look deep into my eyes
And there you will see
The purity of God
Concealed in me
 
Now I am tired
And I must sleep
Or through my own laziness
I will cause others to weep
 
For I too am fooled
By the patterns of being
That cause me to think
What’s seen is what’s seeing

© 2008 Jay Ligda


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Man, I really like your writing. I don't write poetry well, but I like writing anyway.

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Added on July 31, 2008
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Jay Ligda
Jay Ligda

San Francisco, CA



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I mainly write as a way to clear my mind of unwanted thoughts. Most of it is too personal or rough to publish here, but here is some that I polished up to share. more..

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