Rebirth

Rebirth

A Poem by Chelsea Marie

Ere the sun rises in the east,
Dawn brings with it
The gentle call of spring.
Long lost are the memories of frost.

Spread your wings, o’ child of earth.
Don your plumage of light,
Not of wax,
Not of glass.
Force the heavens into envy.
The sun shall not melt your feathers.

When all magic seems to cease,
When all things end,
When the fae have crossed the sea,
The sun shall not melt your feathers.

Just when the whole world
Seems just a wee bit darker,
And the eyes stain to see,
Be the match
That lights the way in turmoil.
Be the breath beneath the breeze
Be the earth beneath these fingers.
Be the water
That flows throughout the soul.
Not of wax,
Not of glass,
The sun shall not melt your wings.

© 2016 Chelsea Marie


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Beautiful, Chelsea! The use of old poetic terms is not lost on me, for they are eloquent and superb! Such vibrant emotion and imagery makes this one for the ages.

Great work m8 :)

Posted 8 Years Ago


Chelsea Marie

8 Years Ago

Thank you very much for your kind words! :)

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Added on February 11, 2016
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Tags: inspiration, wax, icarus, fae, spring, elements

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Chelsea Marie
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