 Fortitude by Jenni Pezzano "This poem was sparked by a memory of walking on fire when I was 15, and what I had wanted to achieve through that experience. As we grow and change we have to redefine all those promises we made to ourselves and continue to nurture the "little bird" in all of us." Within the definitions of myself there have been So many years spent running searching for meaning hidden in the cracks hidden in the eyes of others and as I watch my flesh grow soft made tame with the revolution of giving life my mind in repose I go to you once more young child as you walked upon the fire hot coals against a dark desert sky asking for strength did you find it? is strength not in the holding onto things but in the letting go? for I am just a body composed of secrets hidden beneath my blood the rush of whispers in my ear while my heart a trembling bird shuffles in her cage wings outstretched ready to take flight time has no meaning to her she does not grow weary with the weight of gravity she dreams of renewal patient and eternal. Jenni Pezzano Is a full time writer, poet and mother. Her travels have lead her to the deep desert of New Mexico and all over Oregon. From the quiet forests of southern Oregon/northern California redwoods and the lush coastal landscape of a 180 acre commune to the bustling city of Portland. She draws inspiration from the varied landscapes and life experiences she has encountered. Writing has always been a therapeutic form of expression for her, continuing to seek out a deeper meaning behind her personal stories. She has currently returned to her native small town home in southern Oregon to raise her family. You can follow her blog at [email protected].
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