Wednesday, September 30, 2009

My friend the hero

My friend you hunger for me when I am full of doubt, When you die to believe you can, I give you wings, eyes & claws- a part of my eagle to lift your spirit to soar.
With half your hand you are disabled you care; I enable you to generate your dreams because it is your wish, my pleasure- this thought alone, what inestimable treasure.

My friend my light my guide you hide when you cannot ask, I break through your transparency
You smile sheepishly when I sneak into your hard-beating heart to trick you into confiding in me.
Stomach me.

My friend can you smell my wrath & human distastefulness for those who cause turbulence in your ocean and
Poverty in your eyes when you look at me-your true word cast in stone of long soft & hard years.
Do you still hear me say I love you when they press empty charges on our bond,
Wanting us against one another in a court where you shouldn’t really be. Can you find me.

My friend the hero, you once drew a powerful path of love for us to always trace who we are.
You steer a massive truck today and bulldoze heavily towards everything & everyone you see. They crumble when they see you-
You have disarmed your own trust and made it difficult to sense my plainness; my plane flying in your direction to liberate you. Again.

Friend, you locked yourself in a tight historic moment of pain, you forgot to embed my soul, your essence,
You redeemed your psyche uneasy to fasten with mine, you are infected I am affected.
In a profound moment of truth, you call my name, I am lost without you.
Your eyes at the back of your head.

Friend, when will we be free.

By Nomfusi Xinindlu

Acknowledged by “The Star’s” The CUT Magazine (2005)

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