Sunday, August 28, 2016

Poem: Regina

Regina

Large and frightening
it reminds me

of a space,
gold stretching
as far as the eye can see.

Tangled spiderwebs
that do not break.
Loneliness

not just a feeling,
yet a combination
of many.

A strong mind
lamenting
what has been done.

Destined
for blank space,
it always is.

It goes up
in flames,
which light the night.

A small space
from which
an epiphany grew.

Blank spaces ask
unanswered questions.
Ice cannot be cold

nor is it warm either.
While sourness and bitterness
cease to conflict,

an epiphany arises
from the black darkness.
While a tree


laments its lonely past,
a dark black space holds
potential.

Feel free to leave a comment telling me how you interpreted my poem or if anything stood out for you. I love knowing my readers thoughts! 
This poem was originally published in November 2015. 

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