Facing the Unknown

I adapted to my pain 
And felt it's existence no longer 
Sometimes facing the unknown 
Makes it less a wonder 

My mockery became my amour 
And yes! it shielded me 
For in the absence of the sun
The moon must learn to shine 

A thousand times did I crawl
In the dark 
And collided with unseen objects
Still now I run in the same darkness
And need not any light 

In this scar was a flesh so broken 
I never thought could heal 
In this night i was once asleep
And never dreamt to be awoken

But of all things said and done 
And for every hurdle come
I have put a foot ahead 
And steadily I count my steps 

I was that seed buried and forgotten 
I was that onion that once was rotten 
Yet in my rot did I germinate 
And out of the ground I propagate 

BY: Adams O Elizabeth 
Lizdiamond world of poetry
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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