I don't think I ever lost the hatred,
In the sense that it was stripped from me,
Or as if I was emptied out,
And filled with something else in its place,
No, realistically,
As much as I hate to hear it,
I'm getting older, in mindset sure,
But there's also been maturity in spirit,
I no longer see this world as some hostile,
Disgusting place, filled with evil,
I see instead a fallen society, with beauty,
And broken people,
Some souls doomed,
For they can't comprehend their help,
Then I look within and realize,
That I am damaged myself,
So my hatred was never removed,
But instead transformed,
Into a new concept, a new rage,
Anger yes, but what for?,
Simply put, my redirected disdain,
Is for the evil that corrupted this place,
I have no further qualms with flesh and blood,
But instead with the wickedness,
Atop their high places,
And the principalities thereof,
A new mission briefing,
Instructing me to walk into an active war,
Armed only with the weapons of love.
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End of The Road- Poetry By Bruce
PoetryEnd of The Road follows a poetic journey through the pain of heartbreak, the path to recovery, and the emotions present from atop the summit of the mountain of healing. With the added bonus of some extra emotions and thoughts captured during the jou...