Published January 1, 2023
by Kezia Anna
(Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India)
I have always been in-between.
Some call it diplomacy, some passivity,
others maturity, and yet others – lies.
I call it transition.
A site ready for change, forever flexible.
Like the sea, always in-between
the forces of the land and the ocean.
The go-between, smoothing rough waters, launching ships, having the best
of both worlds, being itself.
I was born in-between.
It ought to be in the genes, to love the sea
and those spaces in-between,
to crave transitions.
Biography
An Ocean lover who finds life resonating with the rhythm of the waters, Kezia Anna enjoys looking for stories.
When not ruminating on life, on off-days, she loves being with kids, philosophic discussions, nature walks, films, art works, and dreaming up parallel universes.
This poem is included in Poetry World #5, published in the Wax Poetry and Art Library.
Previously published in India Poetry Magazine:
My Life Saviour
by Karthika Lakshminarayanan
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