Bad gravity
swallowed me.
Haphazardry
tore my circuitry
and suddenly
nothing propelled me.
A shadow covered my mind.
Dull, mapless,
with a cracked compass,
I meekly tried to find
what I thought I’d lost
—a groping ghost
whose clues
were flashes of dignity
in more than a flickering few:
a courageous sanity
of human decency
that inescapably knew
that she is me
and I am him:
a mirror to model myself in.
Friends, I hate to admit
that I almost tried to quit,
almost stopped striving to be
more than merely me,
almost bowed to fear
and wished to disappear.
I’m still here.
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Writings by Thomas Radwick. Mostly poetry and lyrics. t_radwick@yahoo.com
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Crack in the Ceiling
Poetry by Thomas Radwick
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