The Might of Humility
In the flux of the day,
Through the window of life,
Gone are the guardians
Marred by strife
Outward these wants
Smiles to come
Remember the times
And things that were done
A truth into you
A lie onto me,
Omissions grasp
Will set us free
On an equal plane
I grace the grass
Acceptance from above
Lets go the past
Above adversity
Still and humble
Keeping careful watch
I will not stumble
Here is the spring
Bubbling vital nourishment
Drifting within
Its presence is permanent
The path is clear
With open eyes
Unbridled by misconceptions,
wrongs, and prides.
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