Meghan Roth
Warm Winter
Depths of winter,
silence
blankets the world,
my scars lie
like fallen leaves,
each one
a testament
to the cold,
each one
of battles endured—
they shimmer in
the dark light,
whispers
of past
clings like glue.
The sun
stretches its arms,
softens
edges of ice,
Earth finally breathes,
and I,
too,
feel the strings of spring,
pulse of life
around the surface,
cradling the promise
of warmth.
Scars,
once a stigma
of shame,
now tell the tales
of strength—
each mark
a bridge
from darkness
to dawn,
each line a path leading to acceptance.
My heart learns
to trust the sun,
to find acceptance
in the scars that remain
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