second of a two-part composition
we gather the fragments,
each shard a lesson,
each splinter a step toward light.
Let us speak the unspoken,
words hung like low clouds,
unraveling the knots of resentment,
finding courage in vulnerability.
With open hearts,
we can bridge the chasms,
threading honesty into our seams,
weaving new patterns from the old.
Forgiveness is a gentle river,
flowing through the cracks,
softening the edges of our wounds,
drawing us back to the shore.
Together, we can map a path
through the overgrowth,
reclaiming the thoroughfares
with kindness as our compass,
compassion as our guide.
In the distance, new bridges await,
bold and unyielding,
built on the promise of understanding,
on the hope that we are stronger
when we rise together,
turning the ruins of yesterday
into the foundation of tomorrow.
Poetry by arquious
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Written on 2024-11-03 at 10:47
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Bridge once too far
In the wreckage of trust,we gather the fragments,
each shard a lesson,
each splinter a step toward light.
Let us speak the unspoken,
words hung like low clouds,
unraveling the knots of resentment,
finding courage in vulnerability.
With open hearts,
we can bridge the chasms,
threading honesty into our seams,
weaving new patterns from the old.
Forgiveness is a gentle river,
flowing through the cracks,
softening the edges of our wounds,
drawing us back to the shore.
Together, we can map a path
through the overgrowth,
reclaiming the thoroughfares
with kindness as our compass,
compassion as our guide.
In the distance, new bridges await,
bold and unyielding,
built on the promise of understanding,
on the hope that we are stronger
when we rise together,
turning the ruins of yesterday
into the foundation of tomorrow.
Poetry by arquious
Read 19 times
Written on 2024-11-03 at 10:47
Tags Bridges Forgiveness Trust
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