Dear Sunday,
where'd you find me?
I've been winding through
these lazy days;
emptiness
and nothingness
are soon (to be)
behind me...
and soon I'll break
(from this)
persistent haze.
"All or Nothing" I am not;
Dear Sunday,
I am something, even though
(I may be)
"something" tied in knots...
Oh, Sunday,
I feel blue today, but I know
I'll get through today, (and)
come Monday
I'll have risen up above my
thoughts.
-Gina C. 🧚♀️✨
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About the Creator
Gina C.
Achievements:
- Twice-published in Vocal's Moment of Freedom Collection:
Free-Form poet of ethereal style🧚♀️✨
Fantasy writer
A sucker for a good rhyme
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