Resurrection
A Poem About Perseverence And Strength
On bended knees, I bow my head
My hands holding the ground beneath
In an attempt to slow
My tipping and spinning existence
The floor is cold and wet with my lamentations
As an offering to whoever may be there to hear
Every night I take this position
As the sun sinks and the atmosphere cools
There is a secret sanctuary waiting for me
In the safety of arms, I cannot see
Yet I know they are there
I sense them in the air
As I feel the moisture of my tears
Raise evaporating into the ether
Above the dense moisture that surrounds me
Until all that is left is pure, crisp coolness
That flows through my nose and into my lungs
Where it ignites to light a path for itself inside me
It guides its own way
Illuminating the areas covered by darkness
I feel its warmth as it moves
Through those barricaded long forbidden and forgotten fortresses of my soul
Somehow it knows the way without me telling it where to go
Unlocking troves and treasures only it knew were still there
Years passed in a blink of an eye and
Resurrected I lie in wonder
Of where that feeble body and mind were taken
For it seems to only echo hazy remnants of a dream
Belonging to another not mine
Lifted from the ashes
I know I am meant to rise
The only question I am left with now is
How high?
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