Choices
Choices.
Choices, choices, choices.
I am inundated with choices.
Inebriated.
Overwhelmed.
Each option turns clearly to another
Better turns to worse in a heartbeat.
Each bleeding thing I want holds me back from something I crave both less and more.
I want to leave and fly beyond the sky I have known,
But I am terrified of the power my wings hold
Because I do not know if it is power in strength or power in weakness,
As though my body preys upon itself.
I can hardly think as I pray or pray as I think,
And I know that's all I need to do, but God help me, I can't!
My soul is drunk with notions of far-off places my heart longs for and desperately flees from.
I feel as though an answer can give me peace,
But I must find peace before I can grasp an answer.
Turmoil.
A knotty problem that isn't a blessing to fix
Because it must be fixed to become a blessing.
And one choice I make ruins them all.
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