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Homecoming (Circles)

A poem

By Joelle E NPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Homecoming (Circles)
Photo by Oliver Hihn on Unsplash

Early morning

As the day breaks

She wades into familiar water:

A river walked a thousand times

Her home, the forest all around

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In the first light

As her voice shakes

She calls out, once, into the silence

Hoping that it answers back

Her name an unfamiliar sound

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She hasn’t been here in awhile.

As fishes swim around her feet

She wonders if she still remembers

How to great the breaking dawn

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Then she looks beneath, and sees

Each step has made a circle.

The ripples in the river

Have been leading her home along

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Joelle E N

Poet & Storyteller ✨

Her heart was made of liquid sunsets 🌅 - Virginia Woolf

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    Written by Joelle E N