Victorious

Victorious

A Poem by Milena Grubor


Beneath the soil where light won’t tread,

I buried names, both mine and dead.
The worms have feasted, the roots have drunk,
Yet I remain, not lost, not sunk.


I swallowed poison meant to kill,
It shaped my heart into a will.
They carved me hollow, thought I’m gone,
But from the void, I pulled a dawn.


Mark me not with pity’s gaze.
I rose through fire, not through praise.
Each scar, a seal. Each bruise, a bind.
The old gods sleep, but I’ve not died.


I do not ask. I claim the thread.
I do not pray, I walk with dread.
Let luck come chained, fate kneels low,
Where I now stand, no winds shall blow.


Those who have cursed me fade to ash.
Their lies dissolve, and bindings crash.
For I have passed through loss and flame,
And now, I rise, unbowed, untamed.

 

© 2025 Milena Grubor


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Milena Grubor
Milena Grubor

Banja Luka, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina



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Milena Grubor is a journalist and poet from Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, recognized for her distinctive gothic poetic style and expressive, introspective writing. She earned her Bachelor’.. more..