It’s there: In the noise that we like to grieve, And in the silence we cope with their audacity; And in the hushed tones we express what we truly believe, Lies the field of acceptance’s complexity; It’s there.
It’s there: With us during nights of reflection, When we see life-long triumph’s certain scarcity; And during doubts of even our victorious revelations; Sits the dementor wearing the shroud of acceptance’s complexity; It’s there.
It’s there: As we play the fickle game of life, As we discover how distortedly constant the march of time is; And during temporal sessions of reflection upon our mind’s crowded hives, The shadow of something greater, waving the flag of acceptance’s complexity; It’s there.
It’s there: As I write this, Seeking acceptance that’s undue; But be there as it may, does acceptance’s complexity challenge who I am? Dare I say, or rather dare I dare, It does not, should not.




