The Wheel of Stars seems never to slow,
blossoms bothered, scattered their presence grows,
the eternity which awaits,
turns and turns of fate,
reading the images before my eyes,
positive or negative fortunes accumulate.
Midnight sky blotted with stars and shine,
this road, the path ahead,
it is all mine,
I can rejoice at my arrival,
strength at my return,
I will lead the weary,
eyes and hearts will burn.
Truly, truly,
will I know this,
the path of least resistance will be filled
with goodness,
I may be hindered, but so too shall I grow,
like an ivy which dances
around an exquisite rose.
© 2021 Lauren M. Hancock. All rights reserved.
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Poem: Wheel of Stars – 13/01/21
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Poem: Your Place in This World – Spoken Word and Text – 13/06/20

Please listen and read along… Have you ever thought to yourself, have you wondered: where is my place in this life? Does my existence matter? What is my calling? Where do I belong? Though you may have been floundering in the shallow
s, the seabed unfamiliar, grainy sand particles your feet know not of, one day, perhaps soon, you’ll be standing on your own two feet, watching the calming ocean all around. You may have felt as though you were treading water, your head bobbing dangerously up and down, at times gasping for air – sweetheart, you’ll never drown. For within you is such quiet strength, you won’t be surpassed by these coming waves, they will relinquish their drive, their fury, their abominable war cries, behold here: they dissipate all around, there is no need for their tumult, your internal power has been captured, it has been grasped, it has been found. So, sway in the pristine blue, arms open either side, your place in this world is here and now, of your journey you will decide. Now, wonder to yourself, why was there any need for panic? Your cheerful form playfully bobs, you move freely to and fro. Your place is where you make your mark, the settled sediment as feet firmly plant themselves in the grains, I welcome your arrival, your destiny awaits, go forth, explore, challenge yourself, make your own fate. © 2020 Lauren M. Hancock. All rights reserved. Image by stokpic from Pixabay Music: "Opus One", by Audionautix
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