The Queen of Sheba

marinaj

You lost faith in me, 
And now I'm nothing, 
Like the old gods
I'm vanishing slowly 
Being completely forgotten.

My king, my knight on horse,
The weight of your armor left behind my corpse.
There's nothing more arrogant than punishing a goddess, 
Who transformed your life, gave you music and colors.

All I need is a spark
To make flowers bloom,
I'm a miracle worker,
There's a shelter in my womb.

A grain of hope reappeared when I heard your voice,
But you have already made your choice.
I'm wandering around our streets 
With your scent in my nose,
This black hole inside me
Silenced all the noise.

When the winds blow away my ashes,
And my broken eyes close these wet eyelashes,
A drop of rain will fall onto your face,
And I'll be one with you, caressing your hair in our favorite place.

A thousand of blessings will protect you from harm,
Every cell of mine like a lucky charm.
I'll hug you forever and live in your smiles, 
I'll live in the trees, in the air, in the skies.

So breathe me in and call my name,
Remember the incredible flame,
All the gods are prone to resurrection,
If there is a believing heart 
Seeking the divine connection.

  • Author: marinaj (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 18th, 2023 12:31
  • Comment from author about the poem: It's a very special poem
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 8
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  • Paul Grimwood

    A lovely poem - Paul

    • marinaj

      Thank you for reading my poem, it means a lot to me, it's my first one ❤

    • Joseph M Marion

      This is beautiful I love the way you write I am forever more one of your fans I believe we are here to learn from one another the creative aspects in which we think thank you I hope you read the poem I dedicated to all The poets out here

      • marinaj

        Thank you so much for your kind words, Joseph! I've read it, it's lovely, thank you for sharing your gift with all of us ❤



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