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Reunited

Rosa Lee Ranson 1964 (Miami)

Free verse
Jewelry boxes of ivory and gold;
Rubies and extravagant family heirlooms...
Delicate, sparkling ritzes concealed
In treasure chambers for her reascendances.
While the cherished departed...
Adorned in the splendors pinkish satin,
Rests quietly beneath the sunken meadow
Containing her brittle remains; metamorphosis in
Within a lavish cemetery crate and fortified crypt
Anticipates the void consummation of contents
Between the casket and the coffin.

About this poem

How anyone can come together for a first time in years and many more. With something to give with a passionate heart. Losing the love of it or someone. Where this individual is cherished and the family inherent. Long ties short life lived to adore the heirloom.

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Written on December 11, 2023

Submitted by rosa.ranson59 on December 11, 2023

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Scheme ABCBDEFGHIG
Closest metre Iambic hexameter
Characters 449
Words 68
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 11
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Rosa Lee Ranson

My goal and dreams to fill up the hearts of many with my own life experiences and journey to set them free and allow each and everyone to see just what the good father yeshua has done for me in a short period of time to spread my wings Loving what I can or can not do but to keep eey eyes upon him I'm doing me, self improvement, with motivation to stand strong and strive on int self serenity to keep me alive and well as an author who loves to write short quotes or poems more…

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