The storm has passed.
I missed the time for
cutting ropes with axes
To free the ship from
the moorings.
In the calm, the labrynthian
knots of a past life;
Confusion and pain and
miscommunication
Are now the only thing
holding me to fast
To a port that was once my home.
Can I exist beyond this safe haven?
The destination is
unclear,
But the ship has been
repaired.
The stores have been
laid below decks.
The ship is prepared
for the storms and
Long weeks at sea before sanctuary will be found again.
The crew has passed
the new muster.
The sails burned by
my own apathy,
Replaced with stronger
cloth.
Untie the knots one by
one
Freeing myself one step
at a time.
With heavy heart hoist
the anchor.
Turn my back to this
past anchorage
And put my face into
the wind.
Watch as the sails are
filled with confidence.
Feel pride as I steer
my own vessel
Into seas that have
been uncharted.
The sea is calling.
A new life beckons.
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