Ephemeral Echoes
A Verse of Fleeting Beauty and Transient Hope
By Emily Mary RosePublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Once irradiated by partial light,
Only to be shadowed by birds in flight,
Painfully emblematic of one’s woes,
Hope is transient; too soon it goes.
And so the morning glories they bloom and they die,
Their momentary beauty blissfully passing by,
What once was spirited is now unseen,
For the omnipotent hand of God could never be evergreen.
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Emily Mary Rose
Emily Hustwick is a neurodivergent poet endeavouring to communicate the painful woes of mental and chronic illness. If you find yourself lost amongst the verses and the prose, know that you will one day be found.
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Comments (6)
Beautiful poem. Such a way with rhyme and such a profound poem
This is beautiful
Wow coming out strong with this poems! I love the rhyming pattern here 🥹
This is beautiful. Well done, Emily Mary!
Gosh this was so beautiful! I loved it!
This piece is absolutely stunning, I cannot wait to read more from you! X