In My Blind Spot
For the unnecessary line

Pieces of land
holding past and present bands
visible in my blind spot,
blemishes of time causing the
past to rewind.
Memories never fading
often jaded, captivated
and dissipated.
Sprinkled in the sand
an ever-changing space
of Russian roulette,
despite the human pace.
Always a wrinkle
that couldn’t take the heat.
Years go by
pieces of land detached,
from legacy reaching back towards
destiny - cleaved in high regard,
are the fruit bearers
tangible reeds from the blind spot
beyond the oak trees,
a bunch of legalese fermenting
Sadducees. Never knowing how-who-
when, the seeds of discord
were sown or grown again.
Blood was left behind
with lingering ties combined -
seizing the captive’s freedom
where sin grabbed a-hold
of its demise.
Linked to the old
familiar space
not to preclude the race
or a trace,
so lavishly graced.
Clearing the playing field
grasping what has been -
boasting what’s to come.
The spot where blood was shed,
tears flowed upon the face
of the wounded
captured in the colonies
of hypocrisy and scorned in the
reservoirs of recompense.
Each time the fires broke out
it brought new meaning -
of what’s bestowed in the revelry.
Not knowing to decimate
what’s in the blind spot.
Prayer was the conclusion
not to sit on an illusion-
but a settlement
for all the dirty hands,
practicing in the darkness
warped delusions targeting its prey.
If you haven’t guessed it,
the walls held all the secrets.
The blood purified
what had been broken,
yet and still love conquered all.
Constantly reflecting in the mirror -
hurt and pain
seemingly sealed,
Ancestral locks of gain
never meant to refrain.
In the end
the blood of Jesus settled the score
uniting hearts and minds
removing the blind spot evermore
protecting the lineage of those to come,
setting free the whispers
of the past and burying
the analogies that the Pharisees,
Sadducees, and Scribes once knew -
but never chewed upon.
About the Creator
Jacqueline Elaine Hudson
She is a natural-born scribe penning from her cup. Healing has expunged her sorrows, trampled over her woes & yields straightening (like a hot comb) to the crooked places. Every pen she crafts is protected Ⓒ Apostle Jacqueline Hudson.


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