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Not a good slave.

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There are times when I look at Master and I am overwhelmed with love. There is a tenderness in him that I do not have within myself. When I think of the patience he has had with me, I am baffled that he continues to keep me in his life. I am by far not an easy slave to love. I am stubborn, I am opinionated. I have strong convictions and unfortunately view the world in far more black and whites than any shade of grey. I also and I believe this to be my least flattering trait, struggle to have faith in myself, to have confidence in who I am and what I can achieve. I often doubt my abilities, my worth and in doing so I belittle the relationship I share with Master, that I have with myself.

More often than not I do not feel as though I am a good slave. My feelings are internal and not because of something Master says. On the contrary, Master continually praises me, encourages me and provides me with positive reinforcement whenever I do something which pleases him. My negative emotions come from me, grow within me and are not a product of Master or the relationship we share.

I am not certain where all of these emotions stem from but I do know that I wish I was a better slave, a better partner. I wish I had more patience, more understanding, more bend to my views. Often times I feel as though I am an old oak trea, brittle from years of being in the cold, unwilling to sway with the wind, instead standing tall, straight, too stubborn to allow my limbs to move with the storm. Those trees are often found broken, tree branches strewn throughout the forest. I do not want that for myself, I do not want to be so grounded I am unable to weather all environments.

I am grateful for my Master. I am learning from him and I do hope that with time I shall conquer all my battles and come out triumphant. I want to relax a little more, not take myself so seriously and stop trying to protect myself from, well everything.

~His

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Tuesday,June 16,2009 at 7:03 pm
2 comments »
  • Wednesday,June 17,2009 at 2:35 pmSir

    In acknow­ledging ones faults or short­com­ings we recog­nize areas for improve­ment. They are just that, areas for improve­ments. I am sure that your Master was well aware of all of your per­son­al­ity traits prior to tak­ing on the for­mid­able task of train­ing, they did not dis­suade him then and obvi­ously do not at this point. Perhaps any short­com­ings are noth­ing more then your own per­sonal if not sub­con­scious desires for self improve­ment. Regardless of the impetus the res­ult remains unchanged, you find fault and there for set off to rec­tify it. There is noth­ing wrong with such endeavors so long as it is estab­lished that he also sees these as faults. The ebb and flow of any rela­tion­ship requires the co-mingling of per­son­al­it­ies that dif­fer yet still com­pli­ment to form a bet­ter over­all union. Those who are far too sim­ilar find irrit­a­tion and bore­dom (not to sound like I pla­gi­ar­ized that from a for­tune cookie). Opposites attract for a reason. Hold faith in your Master and he will surely instruct you to any areas that require attention.

    In nature a tree will shed that which has become weak or is no longer neces­sary. This is not always a sign of blight but of growth. The limbs or bark lost leave the over­all health of the tree bet­ter for the exper­i­ence. We make mis­takes and learn from them, pur­ging the beha­vi­ors or actions that brought us to the mis­take in the first place show a com­mit­ment to not repeat. This is an admir­able if not required qual­ity in a slave.

    Just my opinion

    Sir

    • Wednesday,June 17,2009 at 3:12 pmslave

      Sir,
      I thank you for your insight and the words you have shared here with me. They have touched me. I wish I had more to say but truth be told, what you said spoke to me and I am simply allow­ing your words to linger in my mind.

      ~His

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