Sixty five years ago
in the darkness
I became aware
of a soft tangerine light
mesmerizing,
an increasing warmth
seeping around me
becoming hot, oppressive,
squeezing like a vice grip
I wanted escape,
only to discover
I could not move.
Paralyzed.
and a constant hammering,
vibrating which seemed
somehow reassuring.
Suddenly I was free.
The world was filled
with bright light
I was born.
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Note: Picture is my own digital artwork
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Welcome
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Make yourself at home. Put your feet up. Grab your favorite beverage and prepare to enjoy the reads.
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Make yourself at home. Put your feet up. Grab your favorite beverage and prepare to enjoy the reads.
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Tuesday
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If I understand your poem correctly, it was your 65th birthday yesterday? I hope you had a nice birthday (if I am correct in my assumption).
ReplyDeleteYes, Linda, it was my 65th birthday. Thank you for the good wishes. I definitely got spoiled with a new camera!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poem, and I also wish you a Happy Birthday as well!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ciss!
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed your birthday. Hope it was fabulous. 65 is a wonderful age. I'm always glad to hear when someone celebrates ~ so many who have had cancer never make it. So 65 is joyeous!
ReplyDeleteLove jan x
Thank you, Jan. Yes, there is much to be grateful for!
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