Bridges

You had your mother, I had mine
You had our father, and I did not
I have never hated nor cared of that
For awhile that year between us was gone
We were sisters, close, almost like twins
Now we stand but with threads left
We were sisters
But now no relation is remembered
You had your life and I had mine
Barely did they intermingle with one another
You made your decisions, and I made mine
We've both burned several bridges in our days
Several of them leading to each other
Only one stands left
This bridge is red with embers
Yellow with glowing flames and rising heat
We only have one smoldering bridge left
We were sisters, but now, mere strangers

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About this blog...

All poems posted here are written by myself, and I hope the ownership of my work will be respected.

I am 25 years old, and have been writing since I was 8. All poetry is dedicated to the teacher, Miss Charlotte, who first introduced me to this genre of writing.

Challenges

I use several writing prompts, mostly photographic prompts, for my work. Often when I am not consumed by a thought or emotion, I need a little help in writing. I subscribe to two photo blogs as listed further below for prompts. I also take challenges to write about random words on my Twitter. A new challenge I am using is from Deviant Art. I look at the first page of the most popular photography in the last 8 hours and take one to write about.