Let Me In
Let us begin.
Our goal is to
Discover the linchpin
The block, that once removed,
Will enable you to win.
We must delve deep within
And not shy away from sin.
We must coax out your grin
Then pull-in an alternate spin.
We must find a stand-in
For the thoughts that cause tailspin.
New thinking patterns
To underpin.
New psychological armour installed;
A thick skin.
Our sessions will won’t be easy,
Memories will cause chagrin.
But they will pass and you’ll be set free,
No longer needing to live as a shut-in.
With my help your mind will be sharp,
A vault secured from break in.
With my help your moods will change,
Your mind a heavenly akin.
With my help your resilience will rise,
Enabling you to take it on the chin.
No longer needing copious amounts of gin.
No longer lamenting a body not thin.
No longer hostage to the trauma din.
Just a new acceptance of your reality,
One with safeguards built-in.
All you need to do
To begin,
Is say yes and
Let me in.
This poem is from the book, ‘A Requiem For What Could Have Been: Poetry For The Broken’.
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