Rebirth Poem by Maria Barcan
Rebirth
I stood before the crushing ocean
Between the foaming ocean ridges
And in a heartbeat's worth of drive
I swam right through.
I left behind, with fear and caution
The ashes of our burnt down bridges
Then took an oath to live and thrive
To start anew.
Alexandra, may I ask: do you write haiku? if so, let me know if you like to join a poetry project..
8 lines that nicely draw the speaker's feeling, juxtaposing images of the ocean's waves crushing against the rocky coast with a new start..
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5/1/2024 5:00:46 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Then took an oath to live and thrive To start anew. A great sense of rebirth while living......... like your determination to create a new future in spite of negative experiences.. tony.