Prometheus and Phoenix

the ugly writers

Prometheus and Phoenix is a poem written by Ms. Tabassum Tahmina Shagufta Hussein and shared with The Ugly Writers with the theme Recovery for the month of March.

 

Prometheus and Phoenix

 

the ugly writers
Phoenix by Evolvana

 

Each night like Prometheus

Eaten by an eagle

And grow back overnight.

Only to be eaten again.

The next day

In an ongoing cycle.

The trials and tribunals

of life.

A long day’s journey starts

for the night.

Again, to be eaten.

Yet, rise all alone at night.

Prepare for the next day.

Not waiting for the saviour like Hercules

to release from this

Imprisonment and torture.

As I am like a Phoenix

I burned and turned into ashes

Again, and again.

Yet, I rise, I reborn and I recover.

I am my strength.

I die again and again.

Only to be reborn and rejuvenate.

With the hope of a new journey.

 

  • The Poem is dedicated to a friend who has towering courage to overcome all the hinders and barriers of life and has been a beacon of inspiration to me.

 

Give some love to Ms. Tabassum Tahmina Shagufta Hussein by reading her previous works here:

When Love Has Ended

the ugly writers

Similar Posts

Leave a Reply

One Comment