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Such Peace, Today.

by @thesadnurse

In the depths of shadow and sin Lay a hopeless young fowl~ Born into dalliance with darkness An ephemeral beginning nonetheless, But soon claimed for the one below~ How fetching such hardship! Kindled hope had been jostled away, The young fowl never noticed~ For how innocent it had been! Innocent and oblivious. How blind the bird was, to what could have been! One can not miss something one never knew. The glamour was short lived And lead to depression Oppression~ How melancholy, that fledgling A heart shaped hole in its breast~ But hidden from unseeing eyes Alas, one day a single teardrop From god's halcyon manner Caressed feathered cheek~ To the bird's empty breast, And sprouted a rose, of all things! Blooming blossom stretched Phototropic love lilted from noir caves Filling young robin's heart and soul With hope and such peace! Today, not tomorrow, was the beginning Of the young bird's healing The wing had been broken so long~ Such relief! Mellifluous relief In beautiful petrichor, Young spawn took flight, to face sunlight at last.
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Apr 6, 2013
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Today, April 5th, 2013, I wrote this poem. I wrote it after finally telling my parents that I was sexually molested when I was younger, after leaving everything bottled inside for so long. Today is a new beginning.

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