From Womb To Tomb 2017 Poem by Susan Alldred Lugton
From Womb To Tomb 2017
From Womb to Tomb. Lugton 2017 Copyright
Where am I from, I ask?
From the warmest womb,
Where am I destined for?
What is my task?
Just to survive the
long road to my final tomb.
In that dark, cold, blackness.
I am welcomed home.
Where I can just be me,
not just the "as if" me.
My conception's promise,
from the "nursery of the infinite".
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: life and death
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
About a recent death
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