Wistful Forests

Poetry

Sarika S
The Lark Publication
May 13, 2024

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Photo by Cloris Ying on Unsplash

I opened my eyes and found myself
Deep inside a dense jungle.
One by one they opened,
Those memories that were locked away
Presented as a vivid photograph.

So many memories, like water,
Bubbled up into the eyes.
Everything has changed now,
Nothing remains as before.

In search of my old identity,
I continue to roam these forests.
Maybe I will happen upon,
An intersection that is familiar.

So I can pause and breathe,
The visions that have wilted away
Could become clearer and bloom.
This one hope that still lingers,
I wait for the day, For it to fade away.

© 2024 Sarika S

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