Thursday, May 7, 2026

Homesick for my Soul

courtesy of Pixabay Steven Batty

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Deep in my soul is a longing
seeking a place of inner peace
truest sense of spiritual belonging
gathering of self; scattered pieces

Singing dirges of loss ...

Calling my weary soul back home
parts misplaced in the journey of life
how many miles have I roamed
answers found in my nightly flights

Singing  a hymn of hope...

Heart ache of love needs tending
self-reflection in a blue teardrop
messages my dreams are sending
enlightenment on a mountain top

deep in my soul is a longing
gathering of self; scattered pieces

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9 comments:

  1. Ah yes, inner peace.....indeed sometimes one's dreams interfere with that inner peace one is seeking. We keep looking and looking, and sometimes I wonder if it is possible to find it. I appreciated thoughtful poem, Truedessa!

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  2. I resonate with this poem so much. The search for inner peace is lifelong, impacted as it is by subsequent losses and healings......your poem is beautiful, songs of loss and hope.

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  3. AnonymousMay 07, 2026

    eric here. this is wonderful. it seems you
    can’t go home until both you and home are different

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  4. Beautifully written, Truedessa. I love your contemplation and introspection in this one. I really liked this image...
    parts misplaced in the journey of life...
    This is what happens as we age it seems.

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  5. I said "poem" but singing a poem generally makes it a song.

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  6. Thank you for that. I hope you keep singing the hymn of hope.

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  7. I love the way you gathered those scattered pieces of self and created a reflective poem from them, Truedessa. Keep singing!

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  8. Sometimes poetry brings me inner piece, but it also brings strong emotions, sometimes passion or even anger

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  9. When I started writing it was out of need now together with reading it brings me the peace of mind I craved.

    Beautifully written

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