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REVIVAL


There I sit in a pile of ash. A phoenix

I am forever more.

 

I soar through the sky giving life, even

though I may hide.

 

My flame is a light that flickers 

with life.

 

Even though an immortal bird I abide 

I am yet to be defined.

 

I grow old with time and as I turn into

a pile of ash I die.

Again I emerge from the ash as the 

bird blessed with eternal life.

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