There is such struggle within me
Every nerve, every ounce of
flesh rages.
It seeks what it cannot and
what cannot
Fulfill the deepest yearn,
Which is indeed not so deep,
And yet it calls deeper within
me,
Begging to be free and to
reign unruled.
I drive, I drive, I take turns down the hill,
The mountain of my inner
world,
Longing for the curves and
sharp corners
That once kept me so alert.
I am but only a man
And a young one at that,
Who understands so little of
life, of mind, of flesh.
But I burn.
I burn unrighteously, yet so
naturally.
My God, my God, you call to
me from within.
What do you seek, my Lord?
What do you seek?
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