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Lost and found

a poem

By Marilyn MorticianPublished 4 years ago Updated 4 years ago 1 min read
Lost and found
Photo by Vince Fleming on Unsplash

A glimpse is all I see

a mixture of butterflies and treachery

pink passion bursting into a purple flame

a soul stuck in a spin cycle of joy and shame

Dare I?

Dare I dream for a second more?

Do I implore?

Questions arise leading to second round temptation

A body long lonely trapped in an imaginary embrace

boundless eyes caught in still frame

I shudder,

Entranced,

Entangled by the enigma that had become my reflection

However it was through this looking glass I befell a recollection

This patchwork woman before me was neither clay nor stone

She stood anxious, a mess by all standards

with no logical thought my heart beat for the first time

at peace,

consumed with the goddess I had found myself to be.

love poems

About the Creator

Marilyn Mortician

We go about our lives pleasing others ignoring the words that desperately want to escape. I am a wildflower of the universe, a mother, and often described by the adjective odd. the previous influence and infect all parts of my writing.

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