I dreamed a city, where I
stood near the juncture of
two sides of a city block.
Suddenly, within walking
distance, I saw massive,
ancient towers of stone,
and I knew at least one
belonged to the Archangel
Michael. Upon the apex
of one of them stood a
mortal man, my father,
though he looked nothing
like him, gazing down upon
the world from Michael's
point of view, gathering
inspiration for a sermon.
What must humanity look
like from an angel's lofty
perspective? I had to know.
The moment curiosity drew
me toward the towers, though,
they disappeared. Is it hubris
to wish the clarity of the
heavenly host for yourself?
Quite possibly. Perhaps it's
a gift to be honored, not
requested. Yet, I still feel
blessed merely to have seen
the towers, if only in a dream.
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Shadows & Dust [poetry]
PoetryMost of my poetry is autobiographical. I write about living with bipolar disorder, dating, single parenting, my neo-pagan spiritual beliefs, my dreams, and sometimes popular folklore. Many of these pieces come from my self-published collections...