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Karina Norris-Veirs
Poems
Feb 2016
She Will Rise
Ash Wednesday holds so much
A time for reflection
A time to look inside for us
The palms we waved
Near a year passed
Burnt now to give us our ash
The priest he sermonises
Over how our life like the palms brittle
How the need of our soul rises
I should be reflecting
How I can become more holy
All I can do is start daydreaming
I ponder the ash in their little glass bowls
It reminds me of me
How burnt has become my soul
But from the ashes I shall rise again
Become stronger and smarter
Like the flaming phoenix
Fly into the wind
I line up dutifully
Now to accept my cross
My soul sings, not all is lost
My children are happy, I am happy too
I have risen from my ashes
I have become brand new
My final stage of transformation
Is coming nigh
Sixty more days of being a Mrs
Then to the sky I shall fly
I wonder furiously
As the cross of ash is placed upon my head
Will I be flying alone
Or will my lover be holding my hand
Time will tell
That's all I can say
Patience is the Devils curse
Patience makes me insane
A few days late. Wasn't ready until tonight.
Written by
Karina Norris-Veirs
Oklahoma
(Oklahoma)
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