Annunciation

Annunciation

A Poem by Aquatic Chocolate

Perfect…almost,

But not quite,

The pristine lawn

With my prints upon it,

Deep, deliberate,


I am a bud

Newly picked,

Unopened, and yet

The corruption has

Already begun,

The descent to

Inevitable decay

And death;


Unsullied,

Unperturbed

And yet, within

I can already feel

The flutter

Of filament wings


Thrusting petals

From dark roots,

The tick, tick tick

Of tiny heart

And fingers that

Unfurl through villus

Veins, pulsing capillaries,


The shout of shoot

To bare translucent bone

In virgin soil,


The everyday miracle

Of conception,

Though I shrink

From the world �"

Immaculate.

© 2015 Aquatic Chocolate


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Added on December 5, 2015
Last Updated on December 5, 2015
Tags: Poetry, Poem, Religious, Christianity, Christmas, Nativity, Mary, Annunciation, Spirituality, Motherhood, Mother

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Aquatic Chocolate
Aquatic Chocolate

United Kingdom



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My name is Becky Lowe. A few years ago, I had an amazing dream. I got up in the middle of the night, convinced I had solved the mystery of the meaning of life, and hastily scribbled something in a not.. more..

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