Phoenix

Castigate me if you will

Deride, besmirch my name,

Yet like the burning Phoenix

I shall rise again.


You think you make me suffer

Yet your vitriol soon passes,

For like the dying Phoenix

I will rise from the ashes.


You think me defeated

Tattered, bruised and torn,

But I emerge from the flames

Undaunted, strong... reborn.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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