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Post-pregnancy

A poem

By Emily RojasPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
Post-pregnancy
Photo by Wai Siew on Unsplash

Loose skin wrinkles like the lines

That waves leave on the shore

having traveled legions just to lap the solid ground

Bringing with them gifts from the sea, Sweeping shells, bones, remains of lives that once were

Telling stories of the mysteries of our existence, of majesties from the deepest blue

And still, the story of you

is more beautiful, more mysterious, more magical than any I have ever heard

And yours is the only story I want to wear.

inspirational

About the Creator

Emily Rojas

I like reading fiction, writing poetry, making bad puns, and hanging out with lizards. I don’t know how I feel about the Oxford comma, and that is probably my worst quality.

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