The last poem of 2024 is due today in the Deadlines for Writers group. I don't intend to continue this challenge for another year. I did an incomplete year in 2019 and have completed every month since. This poem is my 63rd monthly poem. The prompt is "forgiven."
The Bridge of Repentance
I journeyed with you through the days, months, and years.
Our paths converging and true.
Until one day, a boulder stood in my way,
And I needed a boost to get through.
I reached for you and only touched air.
Behind me, the Earth split in two.
There yawned a chasm deep and wide,
Keeping me from you.
The only path between us now,
As you stand on the other side.
Is the rickety Bridge of Repentance,
So I swallow my fear and pride.
I crawl back to you, confessing my sin,
Risking it all to regain “Before.”
Like a true friend, you take my hand.
That rickety bridge is a challenge no more!
Hand in hand, we press onward again,
Heads high, hearts warm, goal-driven!
We’ll get there together as we always planned.
From the past to the future. Forgiven.
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