Guarding the heart

Evening though its be two years,
almost three,
I'm exploring the waters outside of my comfort zone.

As I wade with caution,
I look to God for guidance.
I don't trust my heart to anyone.
But my heart will be in God's hands.

With all my might,
I do want to feel again,
I want to come alive again.
But I must guard my heart.

I must guard my heart,
against those who come forth.
I must be caution,
because the last time...damn near destroyed me.

But I want to move forward.
I want to have a future shared.
As a family.
But in God's eyes,
I know he'll let me know.
He'll let me know.

Comments

  1. Wade CameronDecember 3, 2009 at 8:02 PM

    This poem is so sensual and so seep. It speaks to me. It really reveals your nature and personality. Keep them coming...

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