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 The Key
The Key
                      Jacob V.


I feel as though I am in a room of mirrors, yet instead of my own image being in them, I see several different people- several different aspects of my personality. I see the happy, the sad, the downright evil, and even the unrelenting kindness that I try to portray- as well as my many other moods and personality traits. I wonder how all of these attributes could possibly come together into one human being. Behind my grin, my frown, my smirk, and my warming smile, I see locked doors, all with compelling decorations adorning them. My smirk is the most noticeable mirror, taunting me to just give up and fail, fall into the darkness, and disappear.

I have the key to one of these doors- unfortunately, I don’t know where it fits, but I am certain it is for a door that will open and leave me facing in awe at the radiant beauty inside- a passageway that will finally set me in my place. When I pass through it, I’m sure that I will be totally and forever content with my life. When I do find this door, I will shun the bad things that my past has wrought, hold on to the good things and glide freely into the abysmal yet radiant gateway.

It sounds so nice, but realistically to accomplish a path to my correct setting, I must go through my life, morally face all of my emotions, and continue on my worldly journey for happiness. They say the journey creates the man, as does the man create the journey, and every journey begins and ends. It has its ups and downs, from seeing loved ones thrive, and others tragically perish. A journey also includes seeing nations fall and rise like the seasons, seeing the flowers blossom, grow and die, seeing the sun, feeling the rain, breathing the cold winter air, but never in vain- all in a seemingly magical and wondrous cycle.

The vanity of vanities would be to live one’s entire life without purpose, and I will fight to make sure that my own life does not end up this way. I have the key- that much is certain- and I pray that along the journey I may pick up clues that will eventually guide me to the end of my voyage- to a door in which my key fits.

As I said, every journey ends- some unfortunately end badly, but others end well. I have the power to control my destiny. I have the power to defeat the pessimism that is in my heart and soul- to destroy that demeaning smirk behind my hazel eyes and change it into a warm and calm smile- a smile that is content- for then I will no longer need a key- I will have found the place to which I belong, and in that moment, with relief, everything will be clear.
 
With life being so unpredictable, the two things that I would want most would to be able to live my life clearly and contently- to never have to worry if I’ve taken the wrong step, to never regret the choices that I have made, and to never doubt my next move. One day I will be free from the tangling grasp of anxiety and depression.

With the key held firmly to my heart, I press on.
    Posted by Jakevince on 2009-10-30 16:27:52 | Rating: | Views: 79
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Jacob, this was so lovely. Do you draw on personal experience with your poetry?

...dani
Posted by  WalkinOnSunshine  on 2009-10-30 16:45:10 
  
Thanks! Mostly, yes.
Posted by  Jakevince  on 2009-10-30 16:52:24 
  
Jacob I think that the older we get the better we learn to cope with things, so many have this same issue and become a better person in life because of it....Basicly you learn a lot from it and once you put fourth what you learn life is easier....Beautiful Write!
Posted by  michelle8angels  on 2009-10-30 20:59:46 
  
you have an amazing way with words. beautifully written. I cant wait to read more from you
Posted by  mentallychanged05  on 2009-10-30 21:12:03 
  
you truly are a special talent.. have you considered scribbles challenge?.. it will widen your range and stretch your mind..
Posted by  pastormike  on 2009-10-30 21:20:58 
  
A superb piece of writing, Jacob, I thoroughly enjoyed the read. =) - Bia.
Posted by  Blossom  on 2009-11-03 18:24:21 
  
Jacob well let me say you have some talent there most enjoyable to read.

God loves you
so do I
Raymond
Posted by  raymondchristianp...  on 2009-11-03 18:29:50 
  
You're good at this. The number of great poets here are uncountable but you're surely one of the best.
Posted by  balltown_chick  on 2009-11-03 19:11:39 
  
Your words are so descriptive! I really loved reading this blog. You have really meaningful blogs, I hope to keep reading more and learn lots of lessons of life from your experiences as well.
Posted by  livinglifegirl  on 2009-11-04 23:04:34 
  
I think this piece is one of my favorites you've written. I know I'm biased, but its hard to pick which I like best.
Posted by  emkelley23  on 2009-11-10 23:52:45 
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