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Calling’s Call

Beverly Hunter 1980 (US)

Happiness is coming
It lies there inside you
The future is unfolding
It will soon all be renewed
The empty throne you sit on
Is a space of peace to think
Of everything that you wish for
It will come and you will drink
You will consume
All your destiny
It is coming to you soon
It is glorious
It is magical
And it’s written just for you
Your stars are all aligning
The grand scheme of it all
Will heal you of your sadness
It will be your Calling’s Call

Keep fighting
You will find your gift, your reason
And your way

~Beverly Hunter

About this poem

A poem about self reflection and perseverance after a break up. Trying to think through the pain and gain motivation to move forward and prosper with internal happiness and finding your reason for the lessons you’ve learned.

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Written on August 28, 2023

Submitted by beverlyhunter92 on September 06, 2023

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Scheme ABAXXCXCXXXDXBAEDE AXX
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 544
Words 114
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 18, 3
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Beverly Hunter

I am 43 and was born and raised in Dayton, Ohio. I moved to Cincinnati at 18 and to Indiana when I was 30. I still reside in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. I have two adult children who are my world. I generally write above love and or loss and pain. Sometimes a little inspiration comes my way and my poetry is hopeful. Really just depends on my mood and emotions. I am an avid writer and have been writing for years and years. I have decided to start sharing my work as a way to try and release some of the pain they contain. It is cathartic and helps me. more…

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