The Fairy Tale of My Life
A Few Words...
Hello, Friends and Fellow Authors, When I put the title as simply "A Few Words," it's exactly what I mean to say, just a few words.
This poem had no great epiphany attached to it. I wasn't lost in thought like I have been on many of my other poems. Instead, this one came to me quite quickly and out of the blue. I started writing and I just kept on and then...Wallah! It was a finished piece.
I do, however, think it is a very important piece of poetry. I think some maybe will relate to my own life's fairy tale. If not, I hope it moves you in some way. Thanks for reading!! :)
My Fairy Tale
At this point in my life,
when most have achieved
A marriage of samples,
one, two, and three, I have
not yet found a single
knight of armor to whisk
me away or defend my
honor.
Once upon a long ago,
I thought I found the
perfect dream, a blanket
In a field of lily whites,
lying in the midst of a
love delight.
Yet, he was just another
Ogre, who shot arrows
through my heart by the
time it was over.
I haven’t the luck of a
duel day decider, when a
handsome gent would
take my hand and promise
love and a peaceful plan.
Two sides...
Could it really mean, that I
was born without a theme?
A born rebel without
A cause, a desperado
Riding fences always
alone.
Today, at my place in the
Middle land, there are two
Sides I seem to see.
One side I see a land
of unconditionality;
Horoscopes that will
envision only good things
from above, and making
decisions that I should
never give up.
Then again, I turn to see
the other side that comes
closer to me. Days of lonely
and moonless nights, darkness
that seeps and haunts at night,
whispering to me through my
dreams, promising time is
not my friend, and all will be
lost to me in the end.
The answer is in the Middle
Then in between a place
appears, it’s not on the right
or on the left, it rests
right in the middle of my
chest.
A land that comes from
within, and bleeds to me
a perfect story, of a life
lived in valiant glory.
Glory to the hope I’ve
kept, never giving up no
matter how much I wept,
waking many mornings with
A heavy heart, but still
finding a way to do my part.
In a world that’s full of vain,
It reminds me I have chosen
to stay the same, remaining
in my thoughtful place residing
here full of Grace. Amen.
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