In Creative Corner, poetry

I revive from the dirt I buried myself
Stinking stains of doubts, insecurity, and fear.

I revive from the abyss of no good I often find myself
Where I break into bits and pieces
As though the fall of galaxies at Thanos snap
An abyss of what was, what is and what is to be.

I revive from the storms of actions and reactions
I stumbled on day in and day out
Actions and reactions of opposers, faultfinders, psychopaths
More often than not, my mind, my weapon of destruction.

Today and in this moment,
I rise with a smile so radiant and beautiful
Lighting up the darkest of skies
A smile wrapped in shades of confidence
Strengthened by affirmations of my unique being
And in the stamina of calm, positive reaction.
Today, my mind, my weapon of glory.

I revive above me, her, him, they and them
With a memorable smile
a formidable display of my blessed dental formula.

I revive.

 

 

This Poem was published in the April 2024 edition of the WSA magazine. Please click here to download.

Read – Throw Up My Face – A Poem by Muheez Olawale – Nigeria

 

 

Catherine Mponda

 

 

 

Catherine Mponda is a seasonal poet and a lover of nature and humanity. She is an Attorney and entrepreneur. She prides herself in enriching people’s lives through storytelling and in her free time, she loves to read and journal.

 

 

 


 

 

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