What Is There To Lose Or Misconstrue Poem by Mark Heathcote

What Is There To Lose Or Misconstrue



My path is a walk on through golden wheat
And be found still wandering incomplete;
As only a seed can I be completely whole
You may search my branches, roots and extol
That even as I grow in moral depth,
Even I-can-increase my hearts breadth.

My path is to be a bug in his window
Searching the dark corners of my sorrow
As only a bug a dung beetle can do
What is there to lose or misconstrue
By his grace, we‘re here to see it through,
And find our own, misplaced wings too.

Sunday, August 9, 2015
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Savita Tyagi 10 August 2015

Lovely poem. Loved the last two lines.

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