I Poem by Joice Fairchild

I



When I was child
almost blind, beaten
told that I was ugly
and unworthy of love
My unconquered spirit
lived in silence
masked emotions
yet rusted life
I hid inside
a shell of dreams where
flowers grew in concrete
and imagination flourished
There I learned
that each fo us is more
than bone and flesh
blood and mind
For pulsing with the heat
the rhythm of the soul
uniquely dances
to a living tune
I am special
and so are you
alive with feeling
deserving of love

Thursday, January 2, 2003
Topic(s) of this poem: concrete
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Joice Fairchild

Joice Fairchild

Golden, CO, USA
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