Like Gold

I've known pain 
I've known fear chilling than the harmattan air 
Pain, fiercer and harsher than the whips of a thousand horsemen 


My soul sank deep into the river of pain and fear 


I sought refuge in the bosom of the younger dawns 
I hid in their embrace and they comforted me 
I dreamt of the rebirth of her garden in all its glory 
I felt the healing miracle of the morning sun when Eva 
bathed in her warmth and I saw her inhabitants, 
came alive with the songs of the birds, and fluttering flowers in the breeze 
I've known pain 
Nameless, faceless fear 


I sunk deep into their depths 
And they hurt no more
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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