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Haiku for Inside the Cocoon

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By Joelle E NPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Haiku for Inside the Cocoon
Photo by Vasily Kozorez on Unsplash

Inside the cocoon

The dark feels heaviest right

Before light enters

.

Everything I thought

Was wrong about myself was

Just my own shadow

.

They see the blooming

But not the waiting; long years

Spent under the ground

.

Every cell in my

Body wants to sing out, but

Life whispers: “Not yet”

.

I have spent my life

Here but not present, except

When the light hits me

.

Gold glue fills the cracks

Between who I used to be

And who I am now

.

Cherry blossoms on

A barren tree in winter

The first signs of spring

.

Sitting in silence

Devouring the first sips of

Dawn like medicine

.

On the precipice

As the wave finally crests–

A new beginning

surreal poetry

About the Creator

Joelle E N

Poet & Storyteller ✨

Her heart was made of liquid sunsets 🌅 - Virginia Woolf

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    Written by Joelle E N