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Queen Reborn

Mother Nature

By Katrina ThornleyPublished 4 years ago • Updated 4 years ago • 1 min read

The crown had fallen,

From its rightful place,

Disturbed by a shift

In the universe

Yanking from the realm,

The rightful Queen

Removing from home

No longer matching,

The beliefs once held dear

The moments once believed divine

Now questioned and scrutinized-

A monarch flying high

A reign worshiped

And revered.

Roots and leaves

Reclaim a soul

Releasing to the clouds

And ever burning stars,

A new brilliancy

Unknown before-

A life well lived and well remembered,

Rebirth in nature-

Recharge-

To reclaim crown of florals

As the Mother

Long missed.

Katrina Thornley is a nature poet and novelist that resides in Rhode Island. She has two poetry collections currently published, a novel, as well as a short story anthology. Her poetry collections "Arcadians: Lullaby in Nature" and "Arcadians: Wooden Mystics" were inspired by a local park and life in her small rural town. You can find them on Amazon now!

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Katrina Thornley

Rhode Island based author and poetess with a love for nature and the written word. Works currently available include Arcadians: Lullaby in Nature, Arcadians: Wooden Mystics, 26 Brentwood Avenue & Other Tales, and Kings of Millburrow.

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    Written by Katrina Thornley