Release and Breathe

Release.

                                                                Release,
		with each exhale, 
reach the crystalline rose beds 
that cleanse your thoughts with beauty. 

								Release, 
		with each inhale,
the tightness of your chest 
that prevents you from being whole. 

								Release, 
		with each exhale, 
the roughness of your speech
that finds itself trapped in regret. 

								Release, 
		with each inhale, 
the tension built-up by those unsolved
years that left a scar in your perception.  

								Release
and with each exhale find a bit of yourself,
scattered along the shoreline of your breath.

								Release
and as you inhale retrieve those bits lost 
beyond yourself, being beyond confinements. 

								Release,
			        inhale, 
exhale,
               release
                            to find the temple that lies 
             buried beneath your muffled pain, 
old regrets, and unfulfilled sunsets. 

Release to unveil the temple 
				 that holds the answer to your most intriguing questions, 
					     those you chose to forget in the chase, 
				    	the unobtainable carrot, the parrot 
						that carries you away with its idle chitchat 
				    from the truth that burns inside your sunken temple. 

                                                                Release,
			        inhale, 
exhale,
               release to uncover the truth 
						that you silently hunger
						by sinking into the glistening horizon
						until your path becomes upholstered 
							   by a celestial-blue glow.

Release caringly,
						care as you let your light free 
					  from the weight of all those years 
						entrapped under a blind faith.

                                                                Release,
			        inhale, 
exhale, 
               release to find your temple, 
the temple of truth, always within, 
waiting to be shared as you 
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