A place where you belong

arqios


Notice of absence from arqios
Be kind….
…. words don’t rewind

 

In a realm where echoes softly weave,

Words become the map to where you roam,

A child of light, wielding dreams and power,

Each thought a heartbeat, every line a home,

Through time you journey, finding what you seek,

The essence of belonging, forever known.

 

Each tear-stained cheek, a moment’s afterglow,

Reflecting paths where laughter once did grow,

Indelible in the heart's soft glow,

Memories alive, urging you to show,

To face the sunrise, bold steps on your way,

Knowing that in words, you truly thrive.

 

For unwritten lines leave shadows in the night,

But the truth you find in the dance of time,

Reveals the self, a soul’s enduring light,

So lift your gaze, and embrace the climb,

In every echo, in the silence of thought,

You discover the place where you belong.

 

 

  • Author: crypticbard (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 9th, 2024 07:11
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 25
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  • Tristan Robert Lange

    Well done on this beautiful poem my friend!

  • Neville



    and there woz me all along thinking a sestina was a short nap after lunch .. but I surely bet these aint easy neither ..

    • arqios

      Good one! I’ll be using that sometime, a “little nap!” 💤

    • Tony36

      Great write

    • Goldfinch60

      That place is there for all of us arqios. Wonderful words.

      Andy

      • arqios

        And to be shared as well! Thanks Andy 🙏🏻

      • TobaniNataiella

        Very enjoyable read, what we are looking for a sense of belonging to something

        • arqios

          Or everything, perhaps….probably too much to ask? 😊

          • TobaniNataiella

            dont think we should push our luck going for everything

            • arqios

              Thought so!



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