My Past Keeps Kicking My Ass
Jun 28th 2007Kirk NugentLove and Relationships
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I wrote this poem about a decade ago in the attempts to examine why it is so difficult for me to let go and allow myself to love, and be loved. In my next few blogs I’ll be dealing (in details) with the issue of how we allow our past to imprison our future happiness. I will also give you some tools to help break this wall that was constructed by fear. As usual, this is given with great love.
My Past Keeps Kicking My Ass
They say that a cow never knows
The use of its tail until he loses it,
And a fool, once he finds love,
Sure as hell abuses it!
Well, I be that fool, and I am that cow,
Because some way, somehow
I find “New and Improved” ways
To destroy the love that we’ve built,
Before you know it, I’m off to the next “Vic”
Leave you standing with the guilt.
I have you thinking that it was something you said
Or maybe even the things that you do,
When, in fact, a fool like me
Doesn’t deserve to be loved by you! Continue Reading »
