The Fall

We are among the fallen,

both human born and heaven wrought,

the ones who chose to be gods

instead of children.

Sentenced to wait for the light

between the seasons of abundance and loss

we find ourselves on this long eve,

winter’s solstice just a glimmer

of icy promise on the horizon.

Sentenced to decipher the words of man,

those of us who seek out nature’s scrolls

will find the hidden way to the middle path

until we rise again.

A Narnia inspired shot of winter captured in Stanley Park (Vancouver, B.C.). It was frosty this morning and there may be snow falling in a few days...

A Narnia inspired shot of winter captured in Stanley Park (Vancouver, B.C.). It was frosty this morning and there may be snow falling in a few days…

About anotetohuguette

I'm currently blogging from the beautiful West Coast city of Vancouver, British Columbia - a vibrant city by the sea, surrounded by mountains and a very unique urban forest.
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15 Responses to The Fall

  1. Ugetse says:

    OH Kim, your poem is so profound. I savor each word, put them close to my ears, unwrap them like precious jewels. Thank you for your sublime notes.

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  2. Kim, this is a brilliant composition from you. Right from the first line to the last, the imagery is captivating. It allows the mind to travel and seek answers.

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  3. michnavs says:

    Fallen until we rise again..

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  4. markmkane says:

    Kimberlee, you truly have a gift for words. i eagerly await your next post, thanks for sharing.

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  5. Shirley Ross says:

    Great poetry. Loved it all.

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  6. Rachel McKee says:

    This poem is STUNNING. Wow, I’m so impressed.💕

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