Rebirth



Near the woods I sat
A clear sheet is all i had ,
I drew the bluest painting
With the grayest shade of mine
I double overed the sheet and
Kept it inside,
I rushed towards the busted gate
Where a poet stayed
Flaming tinder , and a hot coffee pot
And a wise man
Sipping on an espresso shot
On my tip-toes I lead my way to him
With a calm tone ; he spoke to me
" Have a seat young lady "
A red face and a soft smile as
I sat on of the couches on his side
" I know what brought you here the worldy life is what you fear "
" Forsooth ! Sire " , i replied
He opened a rusted trunk
And gave me a Book
At first ,
I felt misunderstood , later in the eve
I loosened it's tie
I turned the pages as I took a deep sigh!
I read one of the verses
Saying
" John 3:3 - Jesus answered and said to him most assuredly I say to you unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God "
The Bible !
Is what I had
I stopped on a dime,
An epiphany grabbed , my heart
It felt like a rebirth
I took that sheet out of my pant,
I unfolded it
And suddenly it was filled with spectrum shade

About this poem

Ok so I wrote a poem: where a girl (hypothetically me) who feels lonely about life so, she goes by her day to find a cottage of a wise man who hands over her a book She then opens it and reads few of it stanzas, and then she feels a rebirth as finds the words of an oracle

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Written on August 24, 2022

Submitted by khansania9917 on August 25, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme ABCDEFGHIJIKLLMFNFOPQRSSTCUVBWXYZ1 H
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 1,076
Words 245
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 35

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