Embracing Wholeness at Forty: Conquering Mountains and Chasing Dreams
This year I turn forty, still unwed,
But more whole and complete than ever before,
I dare to live out every dream in my head,
And climb the mountains that I once ignored.
No longer shackled by societal norms,
I embrace my passions with open arms,
No longer haunted by past heartbreak storms,
I soar above the doubts and alarms.
I am a woman, strong and free,
Unafraid to chase what sets my soul on fire,
No longer bound by what others decree,
I am the architect of my own desire.
So here's to forty and the years ahead,
To living life fully, no regrets or dread.
About this poem
The author and actress wrote this sonnet to celebrate and reflect on turning forty, a milestone often associated with societal expectations and norms. By expressing a sense of empowerment and liberation, the poem highlights the author's journey towards embracing her true self and pursuing her dreams without fear or hesitation. The poem serves as a declaration of independence from past heartbreaks and doubts, symbolizing a newfound sense of freedom and confidence in one's abilities and desires. By emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance and self-determination, the author celebrates the strength and resilience that comes with age and experience. Through poetic language and imagery, the author conveys a sense of empowerment and optimism for the years ahead. This sonnet not only celebrates the author's own journey but also serves as a reminder to readers to embrace their own passions and desires, and to live life fully without regret or fear. Ref. Book. I website www.yvonnepadmos.com more »
Written on September 01, 2024
Submitted by Freelancer on February 23, 2024
Modified by Freelancer on February 23, 2024
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| Scheme | AXAX BCBC DEDE AA |
|---|---|
| Closest metre | Iambic pentameter |
| Characters | 565 |
| Words | 123 |
| Stanzas | 4 |
| Stanza Lengths | 4, 4, 4, 2 |
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