Darkness Dreaming

Darkness,
Am I coming or going surrounded by this darkness?
Have I lost my way in my becoming?
I close my eyes and let the darkness comfort me;
Like my mother’s womb, I am held, constricted, and protected.
In the darkness,
my mind is released to dream;
To become anyone or anything I wish.
Gender -am I male, female, both, neither,
Race –no box to put me in,
Culture – uniquely my own,
Class – is irrelevant in the darkness,
Spirit – illuminates, radiates, and connects me to the energy force.
No delusions to blind me.
In the darkness,
Alone?
Am I myself?
How many of me are there?
Who is she who speaks? Who is he who listens?
What is required of me – alone in the darkness?
In the darkness, dreaming,
in the abyss, floating towards the source!
I am changing, dreaming of my higher self.
I let go, breathe, and press through this veil.
I embrace all there is and all there will ever be.
I am blessed with Divine Light surrounded by darkness!
I do not forget the darkness; it, too, is a part of me.
As the light floods in, I long for the darkness.
It feels like home, and I listen to my sacred self;
I’ll find my way in this darkness.
In darkness,
Love is here, life is created, and spirit is inflamed.
I am omnipotent in the darkness, dreaming.
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Lemuel W. Watson is a writer, scholar, and beacon of thought whose work traverses the landscapes of literature, spirituality, and community empowerment. As a writer, his words pulse with the echoes of forthright honesty, lyrical prose, and indomitable rhythm, weaving together narratives that speak to the depths of the human experience. In academia, Watson’s scholarship challenges the boundaries of conventional thought, infusing new perspectives into discussions on resilience, spirituality, and hope. Whether through his writings or teachings, Watson's contributions resonate as a call to reflection and action—a testament to the power of words and ideas to transform hearts and communities.

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