Meditation On God

Sourdough,
good ham,
codeine.
 
A sandwich,
a sip or two…
tang on tongue;
then, relief in head.

Hanging 
in a hammock, at rest,
reluctant
to let go all my awareness
and slip under the
surface, but
I say it’s time
and vanish into
flavor, music,
thought, 
worship.

Yes,
worship:
why do you care how I get to my God?
How is my path more false than yours? 
I also break bread, sip syrup, am redeemed.
The only difference
is in the distance
to my Paradise.

 

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A poet with a history in slam, lots of publications; my personal poetry and a little bit of daily life and opinions. Read the page called "About..." for the details. View all posts by Tony Brown

6 responses to “Meditation On God

  • socalledpress's avatar socalledpress

    Wow, you have a wonderful flow. I just read another poem on a wordpress site that reminds me a lot of this one, but it was stated in a completely different manner. Awesome!

    If you could, check out my blog- we’re a few Toronto writers that have put together something like a digital open mic. Any criticism or comments would be welcome!

    • Tony Brown's avatar Tony Brown

      Thank you, and I shall check out your blog. (Big fan of Toronto, by the way — almost moved there a few years back.)

      • socalledpress's avatar socalledpress

        Nice, where are you based man?

      • Tony Brown's avatar Tony Brown

        Worcester, MA in the States. My old company had a job opening in their Toronto branch I was up for. Circumstances intervened or I would have taken it in a heartbeat…love that city.

      • socalledpress's avatar socalledpress

        Well, we hope that you still come to visit! =)

        I actually stayed in Belmont, MA for a month, at the McLean hospital haha! Really creepy but beautiful area. I liked Boston too for it’s architecture, but I hear that (I guess like every major city) it’s got a underbelly that has pretty bad seeds planted in it.

      • Tony Brown's avatar Tony Brown

        That it does. Ditto for Worcester, too.

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