transient

transient

A Poem by Paige Pino
"

i am alone here without even the storm to keep me company

"

i am alone here

without even the storm to keep me company

sometimes the wind sighs against my skin

too tangled in my melancholy

to realize that the sadness in the air is not her own

 

im adrift

a thing always lost in the between

not what i was and yet

what am i now?

i am the transition

that forgot to finish changing

 

this is the end and there’s

no turning back

no pulling apart my seams to

try and rearrange myself

into even an illusion

of an entire person

 

im the sea spray of a rolling wave

that got lost along the way

ive forgotten how to find my way back home

but this view from the beach

is beautiful enough for now

maybe i can learn to be happy

in the sands that caught my fall

© 2017 Paige Pino


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Absolutely beautiful poem. Great imagery, metaphor and lyrical style. Evokes a mood of contemplative "transition" - a soul trying to find itself in a tumultuous seascape- resting in the moment, learning go be "...happy in the sands that caught my fall". Brava!

Posted 7 Years Ago


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Absolutely beautiful poem. Great imagery, metaphor and lyrical style. Evokes a mood of contemplative "transition" - a soul trying to find itself in a tumultuous seascape- resting in the moment, learning go be "...happy in the sands that caught my fall". Brava!

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Paige Pino
Paige Pino

Phoenix, AZ



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A Poem by Paige Pino