The Anchor and the Open Door

The Anchor and the Open Door

Describe a phase in life that was difficult to say goodbye to.

The kettle boils, the quiet morning breaks,
A rhythm I have anchored for so long.
And though my mind forgets the steps it takes,
My hands remain dependable and strong.

I sweep the dust of comfortable years,
The faded colours of a closing phase;
It’s hard to part without a few soft tears,
When every habit formed a steady maze.

The open window gleams with golden light,
And calls me from the safety of this door.
Though countless little details slip from sight,
I’ll be the trusted guide I was before.

A brave new era unfurls from the blue,
And I will step within it, firm and true.


Bob Lynn | © 2026 Vox Meditantis. All rights reserved.

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