Every appearance that manifests human beings thus becomes for them improper and factitious, and makes them confront the task of turning truth into their own proper truth. -Giorgio Agamben
I worked the problem in my mind the way that Abraham held
His son against his chest and knew that it was all of me
And I must murder it.
This is my confession.
Bless me father; I haven't sinned.
I am broken beyond bearing
Pushed past performance,
And what I have is yours.
This is my own truth, that fear is is my stain.
And my deepest secret: you've terrified me out of fear.
I would burn myself again and again at your fire,
I would push past the presence to you as person.
Can you meet me here, where we are people?
I am in the dark. If you cannot come, I worship still.
Here in the darkness, I sing.
Without words and nameless, I sing.
Here at your feet and broken, I sing.
I am in the dark. If you cannot come, I worship still.
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