The wild dogs run,
Through the prairies -
And sanctums of my mind.
Finding refuge, building dens,
In this sepulchre,
Where I thought I’d laid -
Many things to rest.
These dogs dig up old bones,
That I thought I’d buried deep -
Bringing them to the surface,
As if they are some –
Forgotten Treasure.
And when placed together,
They build the frame,
Of the man I am today.
Today I run with the wild dogs,
At peace -
In the fiery prairies of my mind.
Kevin Brown © 16.07.2016

Powerful words
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I agree that’s why I wanted to reblog it! 👍
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This seems to speak of self-forgiveness and the grace of God to form us from our mistakes and wrong turns.
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I agree Dawn! 😊❤️
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Lovely poem. Thanks for sharing Natalie.
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You’re welcome ❣
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