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  • The Last Snow Flake in Spring

    As seasons come, seasons go.
    As spring has sprung, the rivers flow.
    A new birth of a weary soul is reborn.
    Yet, I sit hit with this heavy thorn.
    Hoping that I can find peace and learn what I need to know.

    From the pain inflicted by the white substance that tore my family apart.
    I now sit here writing this poem with a broken heart.
    For I once believed I had found what we all long for.
    The key to peace and happiness laying behind that familiar yellow door.
    But instead, I sit here expressing myself through an emotional form of art.

    Picking up the pieces has been the most difficult task that I have done.
    Yet, I continue to find my place in this world until the day that I am gone.
    Finding my path to journey alone on this one-way street,
    Is something I will continue to carve out as I stand alone on my own two feet.
    And I will rise and shine, and sing until all the songs in me have been sung.

    For a better tomorrow lays beyond the horizon and beyond the unknown.
    For my wings will be set free and spread all on my own.
    I am determined to fight the fight and create a new life with purpose and pain free.
    So I can show my children what it is that they need to learn and see.
    And giving them a pure love to show them that they are not alone.

    Now I write to escape the reality of what it means to live in pain,
    For I fight to keep my mantle free of someone else’s bloody stain,
    which feels like a fight that can only be fought by those who are brave,
    And I fight for me, as I am the only one I can save.
    For this fight is for me to keep myself sane.
    And now a new breath of fresh life has been rebirthed,
    Knowing that I will never have to look at another blow of white snow.

    Dulce G Pelayo

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    • Dulce, this poem beautifully describes your journey of letting go of the past and moving forward into the future. Though everyone experiences trauma and disappointment, it impacts each family differently. I’m glad that you are able to move past your trauma and give your children a home full of love and support. That is all we can hope for as…read more

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