My child, in strength

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What was told the cypress that made it strong and straight

Time will tend your spirit, my child, in depth you will grow

Many miles of my strength, be your armor as life takes you on brittle ways

 

I wish you a warriors gait, and a lover’s ache

Deep bamboo roots, wrapped in the tenderness of my belief

What was told the cypress that it made it strong and straight

 

All my breaths are intertwined, with habitual cacophony of my prayers

Sometimes tattered, often healed, nostalgic remains of my womb

Many miles of my strength, be your armor as life takes you on brittle ways

 

These days, my eyes seem ever flushed with tears, afraid?

Not missing you my children, but gasping at my potent dreams

What was told the cypress that it made it strong and straight

 

I wake slow, often letting my dreams go astray

Dreams that lurk around your frolicking smiles, spinning voices

Many miles of my strength, be your armor as life takes you on brittle ways

 

You, my child stay blessed with all fragrant landscapes

Sweet may always be, the congregation of memories in your home

What was told the cypress that it made it strong and straight

Many miles of my strength, be your armor as life takes you on brittle ways

 

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Napowrimo 2019

Vallenella

borrowed from Rumi – What was told the cypress that it made it strong and straight

 

Published by Kashiana

I am a management professional by job classification and a work practitioner by personal preference. One poetry collection - Shelling Peanuts and Stringing Words and a chapbook, Crushed Anthills. Always gathering poems, and letting them marinate and change shape and form.

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