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Safe Place: a poem by Valerie Moreno


Photo: deep orange glow of sunset amid grey clouds, raindrops in the foreground, as if looking through a window or windshield, image by Maria, on Pixabay.























raindrops and sunset, image by Maria, on Pixabay


Safe Place

 


We walk,

pouring rain

chills our soul,

beating down.

Holding hands

through the deluge,

we keep walking

in this new place

of cutting

loneliness,

blinding our eyes,

not our resolve.

No matter what,

I am safe,

your heart a shelter

beyond space as

time disappears,

love our guide.








Valerie Moreno has been writing since the age of twelve. Her inspiration

comes through music, faith, and life experience. Her poetry and nonfiction

have appeared in Magnets and Ladders (online literary magazine of Behind

Our Eyes) and in Franciscan publications. Valerie resides in New Jersey.






November 2024 issue

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cmbharris
cmbharris
a day ago

A touching, beautiful poem.

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