Gaia's Embrace

In nature's dust, I bear my curse
A son scourged, and without cause
I lay to rest, in Gaia's breast
A place of shame, my sinner's crest.
I toss and turn, my sleep disturbed
A dream so real, my mind perturbed
In it I see, Nature came to me
She came to me, to set me free
Aloud I said, I aim to please
She blew a kiss, a gentle breeze
And I wake anew, A righteous man
My sins are gone, aclean I am.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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