Here I am
Sand close to the sea
Always wet like a condemned prisoner
Even when the weather is warm
As other sands turn dust
Dancing in the corridors of the breezes,
I stay where I am
Bounded by seawater
I know I’ll eventually be washed ashore
And get lost in the same sea of my bondage
But that is my fate
A fate so gross
A fate which clouds and rains in my heart
A fate I’ll forever abhor
I only pray for a good reincarnation
So I can travel places by the aid of the air or wind
So I can cause a stir, throw tantrums and dance too
And when I finally settle then, I’ll know I did it all
For now, this sad fate, I hold,
I embrace in grace
Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia © 2015

12 replies on “WET”
beautiful!
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Thank you Robert.
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“Dancing in the corridors of the breezes”
Yes! I think this would be spectacular.
Lovely poem!
Elouise
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Gracias!
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A very beautiful poem.
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🙂 Blessings.
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I believe in reincarnation too and thus i do not fear death.
I am kinda having a hard time accepting my present life with grace and perhaps i should heed your message.
nice work!
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No matter what, we’re passing phantoms, most of whom would die and die with dead memories of their beloveds, You and I must be grateful for the gift of writing and embrace life as it is. “Water stinks when it keeps long in a bottle” this is a proverb transliterated from my local language. Stay strong Steph and stay you.
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I constantly fight with my two sides which would I rather have,or which would I rather be I believe it’s part of being human to think I grass could be……..
Many blessings Cecilia
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Poetic Sheldon. We can be anything as humans, sometimes, that’s what I think too.
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The poetry you created is very good. 🙂
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Thank you Raul. Blessings.
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