The Tunnel

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The light
at the end
of a tunnel

Inspires gentle movement

Weary journey
Almost ended
Yet really

Just starting

The eyes open
ready to see
without judging

The ears twitch
ready to hear
without interrupting

The mouth opens
ready to speak
without arguing

And the light, the beautiful light
grows ever closer and inevitable

The arms reach
ready to touch
without hurting

The legs lift
ready to walk
without hurrying

The body breathes
Perfect in form
Angelic in innocence

It is the last bend of the tunnel
Blinding light
Pleasurable pain

Beyond is sunlight
Beyond is laughter
Beyond is beyond

A sudden rush of water...
Frantic motions....
Cries of delight...

IT'S A BOY!!

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duddle146duddle146over 17 years ago
Beautiful.

An exquisite rendering on the birth of a child. Done with a beautiful description of the first moments of life. Beautiful magic words that lovingly describe the miracle of birth.

dcpoet44dcpoet44almost 19 years ago
do like this......

as it merely rests on the notion of entering into life without the conditions of the brutal way life can be. one could say a very warmhearted entrance. it does have that sentimental element too.......don

WickedEveWickedEveover 19 years ago
this is really well written

You could drop the tunnel line from the first stanza since we know it's about a tunnel.

Perhaps:

The light at the end

inspires gentle movement

foehnfoehnover 19 years ago
A litany of joy and innocence

How fine!

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