Caught
Caught...
In a weaver’s web
dyed with confusion.
Doubt
created knots,
a grand delusion.
Fear
connected spirals,
wild illusions...
Peace
rekindled Faith,
prayer resolution.
Janet lives in rural Suffolk, Virginia with her husband, Randy. She loves the fresh air and space of country living. She works as a Registered Nurse in surgery. She is a mother of one and grandmother of two.
I love the poetic breakdown of these "emotions" and the outcome isn't inevitable, either, based on one's faith and positivity. These reactions, if you will, overcome all of us and the beautiful thing is that these are another step to being who we are and they make us stronger. Great poem! Sheri
ReplyDeleteI can feel the knotting up, the spiraling fear...then the final peace. Well done! And I love that your resolution is prayer. Perfect! Beautifully composed. Edifying for the soul. Love it! Lisa
ReplyDeleteDear Janet,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the two lovely comments you have already received. Welcome to Whispers. I hope you enjoy your time spent here. Nice to have you with us.
Blessings,
Karen
Welcome to Whispers Janet. You are going to love it here. As for your poetic definitions of some emotions that seem to never let go and the resolution to those
ReplyDeletetroublesome yet natural responses to negativity, is truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing your talent and sweet spirit. I could feel it in this poem.
Love, Charlene
I want to thank all of you for your welcome and lovely comments on my writing. It is greatly appreciated. Janet
ReplyDeleteNice work, Janet. Thank you for sharing. Hope to read more of your poems. Continued blessings!
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Very creative Janet and a pleasure to read. Robert
ReplyDeleteJanet -
ReplyDeleteOh how I love "caught in a weaver's web dyed in confusion" and the grand conclusion in peace.
love,
Kathy
Your writing abilities are alway grand to read. A gentle nature always seems to come through your words...
ReplyDeleteRhoda Galgiani