A Heart Blooms Once More
A poem
Eyes like the glow of moonlight
lit up the darkness within me
Amid whispers in a gentle breeze,
the siren song casts its spell
The hope of budding love rises
As a smile sweeter than honey
turns my bitterness into joy
Walking along the seaside,
soft hands clasps mine
mending broken places
in my innermost parts
Its caress awakens
passions, long forgotten
as tender kisses breathe new
life into existence,
perfect love unfolds
and all is well within me
Under the starry night sky,
faith in the power of love
is renewed and a heart
blooms once more
© Michele Thomas, 2022.
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Michele Thomas
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I'm Michele, a native of Philadelphia currently living in Ohio. I teach English as a second language to elementary students from all over the world. My passions are developing my relationship with God, family, writing, and traveling.
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