posted on Jan, 3 2015 @ 09:42 PM
The power of perfection
transforms the senses.
It holds out its hands to us
desiring to embrace.
Our very being yearns
for its purifying touch.
We somehow know
it is what we need.
And yet it seems to elude us.
We barely brush fingertips,
quickly we are left alone,
without even a handshake.
We know it exists
for we have
felt it,
heard it,
tasted it,
seen it,
and even smelled it.
Why is it so transient?
Why does it come
only to run away?
Is it capricious?
Can we truly embrace perfection?
Is the distance between us
because we run from it,
even when it approaches us?
Are we afraid of standing naked?
Are we convinced of our own imperfection.
Are we afraid it would burn
away the dross in our lives?
If perfection is in the eye of the beholder
I fear I can see but am truly blind.