The fool
by Eric Nunnally
My eyes play tricks on me
As I try to understand conundrums that
Have their roots in this reality
And His…
My soul, a little thing,
Has become the home of God;
And as I sit in His peace,
He does what He does…
I see the dream of every thing
And walk quietly beside Reality,
A child admiring -
Proud to be fathered…
I eat at the table of heaven
While the wind blows dirt in my face
And the rich pity me
While I pity them.
Because there is nothing new under the sun,
I have no ambitions greater than the truth.
I have abandoned myself to that humility
Which would save me from being cast down
Because of setting my sights on illusions I cannot hold onto.
In love I endure all things,
And my faith is measured by my hope to be like Him.
So I speak in the tongue of angels -
A holy murmuring often dismissed as
Cathartic expressions of a troubled mind…
And I laugh, breathing openly
Not afraid to be full of Him
Or prove anything
To anyone
But me
So I wear myself inside out
Free of everything
Embracing the poverty of my wisdom
and the wisdom of my poverty
A king
June 16, 2004
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