My Soul, Laid Bare... Why Not?
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The title suggests a willingness to reveal my innermost thoughts, emotions, and or vulnerabilities without reservation or hesitation. It reflects an openness and perhaps a challenge to societal norms or personal inhibitions about sharing deep and personal aspects of myself. It implies questioning any hesitations or reservations and being comple
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My Soul, Laid Bare... Why Not? - Manick Albert
To the reader
What’s on my mind, I can never fully express. Therefore, I chose poetry to try and share a glimpse with the world. Most of us are great orators, but for me, my soul is engulfed with untouchable things that I cannot keep hidden. Poetry, I realize, is a very expressive way to share with fellow beaten souls of this twisted world. However, I can never, in any objective and tangible way, fully express my thoughts. So enjoy the glimpse of my mind as I do, or at least try to share. The illustrations in this poem book were created by me. Broken Cello
is the title I have given to my inaugural attempt at Cubism painting style. Moving on to the second artwork, completed in 2002, it is called Nocturnal Dream
and depicts a representation of the village where I spent my childhood years. Lastly, Flower Pot
, was created in 2001, that was my very first painting.
Part I
Despair
I will not despair
Though darkness emerges in the air
Though my heart is feeling the flair
I will push away my tears.
No matter the stormy night
I won’t give up my fight
My courage won’t take flight
And I will banish all fright.
Though I may stumble and fall
I’ll stand up, I’ll stand tall
Through hope, I will surely call
With God, I’ll stay strong and not bail.
I will keep my chin up high
No matter how long or how hard I try
I cannot let my spirit die
For I will never despair.
My Solitude is not Loneliness
My solitude is not loneliness
Just a state of being I do not fear
It brings peace and comfort
That I must hold dear.
That moment of reflection
On life and what I’ve done
That chance to explore my thoughts
And find where I belong.
My solitude is not loneliness
But a place of rest and release
Where I can let go of the world
And find inner peace.
It’s a time of self-discovery
Where I learn more about me
To just take a journey inward
Then find what I need.
My solitude is not loneliness
It’s a sanctuary of my own
Where I can find myself
A place that is safe to be
content with thyself.
Depression
The darkness comes so suddenly
It takes my faith away
It’s like a black cloud hovering
That won’t go away
It takes away my energy
It takes away my light
It takes away my happiness
It even takes away my will to fight
My days