Interior TerrainA Poem by Marie Anzalone"It all comes down to the last person you think of at night. That's where your heart is" -unknown I want to know, do you have what it takes- can you make your interior terrain consistent with your exterior circumstance? When someone today saw you struggling with your pack, that weight of a child's sorrow, and offered to shoulder some of it for you, did you let them? Whose soul fingers reached for your hand as you lay in twilight last night; whose breath carefully stoked your coals into active fire in dreams- and have you told them? Whose vessel holds part of your cares, and whose do you place into your own for safeguarding and how do you know when to just hold on and when to reel someone's lifeboat closer to shore ...and when to let go and let it drift away? Whose movements through life inspire you and whose do you inspire... whose small eyes take you in, whose small hands do you serve; in whose future did you invest today, and in what kind? How many ways did you accept Love today in how many did you give When your fingers drop their work, and you count the worth of their efforts How much of what you did today, can you believe in, tomorrow? Whose soul will yours seek tonight and where will you meet, whose eyes will dance by the firelight of your heart tonight- and what is the chance that, tomorrow, that person will know they were wanted at your side, when you closed your eyes at today's close? © 2014 Marie AnzaloneAuthor's Note
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Added on January 7, 2014Last Updated on January 8, 2014 AuthorMarie AnzaloneXecaracoj, Quetzaltenango, GuatemalaAboutBilingual (English and Spanish) poet, essayist, novelist, grant writer, editor, and technical writer working in Central America. "A poet's work is to name the unnameable, to point at frauds, to ta.. more.. |

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