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Broken Me

By J Ann Crowder

“Broken me?”
 
(I gingerly tap her shrunken shoulders)
“Do you see me as our life’s plastered fragments, sealed in golden spun hues of eternal sun?“ (exhales softly)
 
“Sewn together with a glistening glow of sacred thread?“
 
Those permanently shaped pieces, once shared— chipped, now magnificent sealed cracks magnified within our hungered past, glistening with gold threaded bindings in darkness
 
Broken me! Oh how your soul cried whilst settling in a heap of fallen mass upon silent earth dust
 
There you shook handfuls of wishful air in your fists, crying to unseen beings
 
Thus you reached for ladder rungs lifting to a sky’s brilliance from the dreadful pits of deep despair below
 
There, those ladder rungs fell upon you, leaving your grip no longer bare
 
As I, a sound witness—those ladder rungs thus chimed both feet & hands, “CLIMB!”
 
Each rung a stepping stone across the raging torrents of our life
 
No longer are you faced downward within sobs of mournful loss
 
Circumstance befell us, you & I
 
My sister!
 
My soul!
 
In-twain we united, climbing golden rungs upwards to lofty moons & star gazed wishes
 
It is here we dance
 
It is here we fill engulfing skies with the colors of our dreams
 
It is here we soar like the blue dove, peace settling within the depths of our very bones

It’s been a while & I had a sudden urge to write again.

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