Black Poetry : Conversations of Inner Soul: A Psalm

[sweet apple*pie]

Oh inner Soul,
Why is thee cast down within me?
The Townsmen....they do not know,
They hang me out to dry and judge me
On which they do not know,
But you father...
You See Me,

And you know Who I Am
You Identify with me
For I am your child
and you embrace me...
Cup my face in your hands
and soothe me,
In the face of those who could not possibly know...

Oh inner Soul,
Do not die from the weight of those
Who can not possibly understand the rocks of your traveled roads...
Or the taste of sweet well water to your parched throat

But YOU Father,
YOU know me...
YOU who created me in my mothers womb,
Who carefully secreted my souls cacoon
of traveled roads...

Oh inner Soul
Why is thee cast down within me,
Please advise me, oh Son of David
Seed of Mary,
Remove the pain of my soul​

 

[queentswana]

Oh inner Soul,
Do not die from the weight of those
Who can not possibly understand the rocks of your traveled roads...
Or the taste of sweet well water to your parched throat

Your inner soul...is your inner spirit, which NEVER dies!! ...it's there to serve you, at your will...and whatever you want for, life will provide.
*Life ...meets us at our level*
Great write sis

 

[1poetsought]

Poetess of Infinity,

A soul at peace is a soul prepared for battle.

I love the way your words emanate light.

 

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

In the Spirit of Sankofa!

sweet apple*pie,

Beautiful, this is it! All stanzas are magnificent, the below sealed it for me:

Oh inner Soul,
Do not die from the weight of those
Who can not possibly understand the rocks of your traveled roads...
Or the taste of sweet well water to your parched throat

But YOU Father,
YOU know me...
YOU who created me in my mothers womb,Who carefully secreted my souls cacoon
of traveled roads...


Thank you Poetess.....This is bump action!

 

[watzinaname]

We all meet those who assume they know the roads we have trod, but there are those struggles that only God and ourselves truly know. Well posed piece poetess.