Healing Place

Posted by A.T. Gomes on April 6, 2016 in Poetry, Writing |

Healing Place

by Adriana Gomes

We all need a place warm and nice

like a spot in front of a fireplace

in a cold winter night

with a steamy cup of tea

and a blanket standing by.

 

This place can be a memory,

a person or a house,

a bench in a park,

an armchair in a library,

as long as it makes you calm.

 

There are many ways to approach it,

but there are rules you must follow

before opening its door

as no pretentions

can cross its threshold.

 

Before entering you must let go

of arrogance and pride;

grumpiness and grudges;

judgmental feelings;

aggressive and harsh thoughts.

 

It’s acceptable to bring sorrows.

Rejection, humiliation and loneliness;

sadness and melancholy;

and heartbreaking memories

are all welcome.

 

There you will find solitude;

the kind that heals;

long quiet moments of peace

to let your soul

catch up with your life.

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