The Alchemist to my Chemistry
Sword of truth is my new weapon
Twiddling fingers
On the precipice of agitation
Change formulating new residence
My mind is resetting itself
A new vision is revealing itself
Sword of truth is my new weapon
The universe converses through me
Troubled waters sent to cleanse my soul
Embracing the energy shift
God’s righteous plan
Time and patience
Solitude and magnitude
Unity and triumph
Revelations and reflections
Resurrection taking place
Karmic cleansing
Heart’s ruling and confounding
Shedding old skin
Blooming into beauty
Respecting and accepting
Light and darkness
Conversing with my core
Reconfiguring my output
Nourishing my nature
Lighting the candle in my temple
Honouring my sovereignty
Validating my value
Being the alchemist to my chemistry
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Filza Chaudhry
Writer, Poet, Creative Visionary, Humanitarian, Editor of Heart Revolution on Medium.
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