Rebirth in the Galaxy

Somewhere, light years away,
what was held in trust
shall revive.

The first one thousand miles
between earth’s implosion
and moons’ forever paths,
churns debris, seeds of possibility,
until a shooting star ignites
and a new land births itself.

Small roots find their way
and those that flower understand,
heritage matters.
The Universe remembers
those who strove but could not save
scorched earth, her favorite son.

And so at Latitude 38
she creates a divine place,
reconfigured in her galaxy.
A quiet place of timbers
where midst aquamarine waters,
her children shall try again.

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Found Poetry: following titles taken from the bookshelf in our Bermuda rental: Held in Trust by The Bermuda National Trust; First One Thousand Miles by Gordon Phillips; The Light Years by Elizabeth Jane Howard; Heritage Matters by Dr. Edward Harris; and Latitude 38 (a magazine). Photo: from a walk along Bermuda’s Old Rail Way Trail. Poem is inspired by Global Warming, something that too many seem to deny.

5 thoughts on “Rebirth in the Galaxy

      • Melinda Kucsera March 12, 2016 / 6:06 pm

        You’re welcome 🙂 you got some great poems out of it!

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    • lillian March 12, 2016 / 4:01 pm

      Thank you! Wherever we go…..I am always fascinated to look a folks’ bookshelves 🙂
      Put the bookshelf together with Bermuda the muse…..tis a beautiful world here, one we are entrused with.

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