I see the beauty in all the parts
of you the world rejects: the
jagged edges and quiet storms.
You carry so much weight, a
softened iron heart trembling
with faithless prayers. I've counted
the scars hiding under your skin,
traced them like maps, trying to
love you in pieces, when really,
you are a cosmos. If I get lost
in this darkness, will you jump
in after me? I'd catch fireflies
for you, ignite our shared night.
We are both past and present,
interwoven threads in a vast
and mysterious weave, unreadable.
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Author:
gray0328 (
Offline) - Published: December 10th, 2024 11:52
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Comments3
A great poem of unity in all its forms. Nicely written with some unique views of how unity can be seen.
Beautiful poem. I see acceptance in these lines. Very nicely composed stanzas.
There is a lot to think about reading this very enjoyable read
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