my busted snowglobeA Poem by Eve Latchoulithe description of my feelings as i acknowledge my growth and outgrow my security
I lived inside a Hallmark card
I ate my chocolate treats and drank my high priced coffee steaming, with security. The cold could not touch me I was untouchable. I moved, I reminisced, I hypothesized, dreamed, about the outside world - in a snowglobe. the clear plastic invisible, I was real to myself, anyway. Like contractions making way, my mind worked, roiling, boiling marinating in my truth at first barely noticeable, then the excitement built as I felt the inevitability of my life becoming my own. and now here I sit, the process mostly through. My beautiful Hallmark life busted broken plastic, little pieces of fake snow running out in the clear river that used to be my security, my amniotic fluid Mixing with my tears... my coffee gone cold. My truth gave me birth I am new wet and cold The womb spent, no longer able to sustain my growth I am me. I am whole. My tears coming in waves now the torrents of grief broken with spots of hope. Time to clean up the mess my birth made and move on. © 2011 Eve Latchouli |
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1 Review Added on January 8, 2011 Last Updated on January 8, 2011 AuthorEve LatchouliDoylestown, OHAboutI am an eclectic medley of points of view, ways of life, and passions. I am a mother of six. I am a caretaker, a pastry artist, a writer, I fix cars, I knit, I love to read, I journal and blog and wr.. more..Writing
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