She awoke from her dream that morning
with tears running down her cheeks.
All she could remember was the feeling she felt
of looking out the car window
watching the woman try to speak to them
as they kept pulling out of the driveway.
The baby in the back seat tried to tell the man driving
to let the woman talk,
But he just said something to her that made her
get quiet and bow her head down.
She began to rub the baby's arm in a way
to say "it's gonna be okay".
But somehow, watching them pull away from the woman
who was now standing in the rain trying
to give them a phone that belonged to
the little baby...
Only made her feel a greater sorrow.
When she awoke with tears running down her cheeks,
she wondered...
What was her dream trying to tell her?
What was stuck in her subconscious mind?
That
Men don't respect women and that's okay because
daddy did it?
That
Women don't deserve to be heard, because
men make up their own false accusations and
believe their own made up lies
over the truth of the women they supposedly love.
That
it was okay to leave women without communication
because they were weaker and would always be there
because they were broken?
She knew now as a grown up, that all of
those ideas were false belief's.
Yet, if she knew they were not right,
then why was she still allowing it all to
repeat in her life?
Why was she still trapped in
attracting the same type of relationships
that she grew up watching play out before her?
Maybe because it was only her understanding of it
and not actually the truth?
Maybe she needed to forgive herself for creating
such false scenario's and running with them as if she
knew everything.
Maybe this is where her true fears about relationships
were born.
In her false inventions of how love really worked.
Maybe it was time to let it all go.
She really didn't know how to be in a relationship.
And just like the baby in her dream,
She always would sit quietly with her head down.
She never spoke her truth.
She never shared herself.
She never allowed herself to be vulnerable again.
Therefore..
She never was able to love.
She just loved the idea of a relationship
proving her biggest fear.
That love between two people was always
destructive.
And this is how she kept herself on the run.
Even from her own true self and desires.
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