Intangible Tangent Poem by Kela LewisMorin

Intangible Tangent



They say God only gives you what you can handle.
But lately I have realized that this cannot be true.
Every blow has the potential to blow out that candle.
So there is no guarantee that everyone will pull through.

What happens if you can withstand the disturbance?
Will you be constantly waiting for the next wave?
Imagine waking up knowing what lies behind the curtains.
Confined behind the undefined lines of a close shave.

Perhaps we all possess the prowess to overcome any obstruction.
But not everyone has the belief that they can persevere.
We are all victims of a much bigger incomprehensible construction
And there will always be some that succumb to that deepest fear.

What will you become if you somehow conquer all the obstacles?
Doing whatever it takes to ensure that you will survive.
Blaming others for what you have done refusing to be responsible.
Knowing this is the person you had to become in order to stay alive.

In the end we have no choice but to make do with what we can.
Hoping that despite the knock downs, we will still be able to stand
And understand that this world is based on the chase of the upper hand.
Because these are the trials that will either empower or devour a man.

Sunday, December 28, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: religion
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