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My Conscious You


My conscious you:

How do I get rid of you my entire life I have searched 
Never finding the answer I beat the path and begged the universe
 
One day during a drowning submersion in a coat
you said to me in a loud voice 
Your life's experiences, your decisions because of me
have cut your path
Your thoughts have brought 
what is to be 
 
I'll make a deal with you one you'll hopefully accept 
You'll have to be relentless to reach the next step
 
I like holding you back I love the same old space it's comfortable
ya know so you'll have to go against the grain,
retrain me, put me in a new place 
 
Only positive thinking only mastering your thoughts 
is the only sword to cut through what cannot be bought 
 
Start right now next time I appear crowd
out my voice with the opposite of fear 
 
It won't take long maybe a few wks even tell me lies-
I will believe
 
Whatever you desire-tell me you already have
I don't know the difference between the truth and a lie
 
Pretty soon our reality will have no choice but to conform,
the negative will be dead and a new you will be born 
 
Best- your subconscious  
 
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