Of Being Reborn by aRose
We see and wake while part asleep and partly blind,
Our eyes conceal what our heart hesitates to find;
Then, a cog is turned, a piece relented,
A raindrop falls; our world is reinvented.
And, with the gracious blow of a clap of thunder,
The barred doors are split, the veil rent asunder;
Light breaks upon our midnight shore,
And we, the least, by the least become something more.
Our ragged souls, torn and trodden, are again engendered,
And through pain and pleasure, in ghastly beauty newly
rendered.
Wow, April this is really beautiful I love it!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank-you, Ladonna!
ReplyDeleteI like it!
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