Running, Running
I know not where!
I know not why!
I am always running,
running from myself.
Knowing not that escape is naught
I fear Truth, for I am mortal;
I fear my mortal death for
I am running, running!
Not to, but from. . .
I fear opening the eyes of my soul,
for my training has been singular;
I am taught to succeed,
to attain wealth, not Truth!
Dear God, let me open my eyes
to the reality of Your Truth;
Your Life is real;
I need not fear;
no need not run. . .
when I walk to God.
© Russell Kendall Carter
© Russell Kendall Carter
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