When It Comes At Me

 WHEN IT COMES AT ME

When it comes at me uninvited, raw and loud

A thought like a blade, an emotion too proud

A vision that shakes me, I didn’t request

It hits where I’m weakest, right dead in the chest

My ego jumps first, says “This one is mine”

To chew it, to use it, to cross every line

To fix it, to own it, to wear it like skin

Like I ever controlled what was placed deep within

But I’ve been here before, I know this disguise

Every surprise is the same old lie

If I grab it, I lose it, if I crown it as “me”

I seal off the Light and I choke the degree

So I stop.

Not brave.

Not calm.

Not clean.

Just tired of drowning in what I can’t mean

And from the heart—no speech, no show—

I turn where I’ve learned is the only place to go

Dear Creator, collect what I cannot hold

These thoughts, these fires, this hunger, this cold

I didn’t ask for them, but I won’t pretend

I know how they work or how they should end

Correct them—not soften, not hide, not erase

Turn poison to medicine, pressure to space

Not for my comfort, not so I feel “right”

But for use in bestowal, aligned with Your Light

And don’t give them back to me broken and alone

I’m not built to carry this weight on my own

Pass them between us, where vessels are true

Where Ten hearts can do what one never could do

Through the connection, not talent or might

Between the friends—that’s where You ignite

Not in my wisdom, not in my plea

But in the space where there is no “me”

And something strange happens—quiet, precise

The storm doesn’t vanish, it just loses its price

The heat is still there, but it’s no longer mine

It moves like a current, not a fault in my spine

What crushed me alone now strengthens the bond

What felt like an enemy turns quietly fond

The blow becomes fuel, the chaos a thread

Woven between us, not stuck in my head

This is the end—and the start—of the fight

Not to feel holy, not to be right

But to never again steal what was sent

To be lifted between us, not owned or spent

So when it comes at me—thought, vision, or scream—

I don’t ask why, and I don’t ask what it means

I hand it upstream, where correction is done

Through the Ten, through the bond, through the work—

as One.