Lost My Name, A New Poem By Josette Celeste

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best arts and entertainment magazine UK“, Lost My Name by Josette Celeste is a hauntingly evocative poem that traces a woman’s raw, cyclical journey through identity’s unraveling, restrained passion, inner dragons, and relentless questioning of fate.

Written by Josette Celeste

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In “Lost My Name,” multifaceted artist Josette Celeste—an American poet, actress, adventurer, and travel writer weaves a deeply introspective tapestry of vulnerability, passion, and existential searching. Drawing from her experiences as a traveler and creative spirit, she invites readers into the turbulent inner world of a woman stripped bare by time, love, and fate, yet fiercely reaching for meaning amid chaos and quiet restraint.

Lost My Name

I am naked in words and rhyme,
Clothed in a red dress, caught in time.

I am empty, have lost my name,
I keep trying and dying in the game.

Round and round, yet standing still,
Climb the steps, tumble the hill.

A whirlwind spins, its path innate,
I press my body to the stone-clad gate.

I am the girl trembling for Heaven’s why,
Reaching for a hand no longer nigh.

I am the girl who loves in hush,
Turning restraint into a fleeting blush.

The cliffs crumble beneath me, I spin, I lean,
A dragon coils within a breast of trust unseen.

I wait, breath held, against the night,
For a different hand I cannot claim tonight.

I love in the dragon’s flame, a pulse untamed,

I am the woman who stands in the rain—
And I question synchronicity for destiny again and again.

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