As well as my Father can.
He remembers their names,
From whom he bought them,
And how they lived.
He has stories to tell about them.
But I can remember my Mother –
And that my Mother loved them –
Especially the newborn lamb.
In my mind, I can see
My Mother,
Her eyes bright,
Her blonde hair back,
Her smile beyond her face,
Chasing, and grasping, and bundling the lamb --
Its legs folded in her arms.
She held the lamb close,
They’re faces twins, entwined somehow,
The one loving, the other loved.
Written April 19, 2008
1 comment:
Beautiful, this touched me!
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