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Friday, May 31, 2013
"Storm: Sunlight Between Clouds"
"Storm: Sunlight Between Clouds" I've not seen enough of this world yet. I've climbed the stairwells from where one hears bells like chimes in the fall. I've walked down halls Where whispers echo louder than footsteps but I've often fancied fresh air. Flags billow in the wind like wet hair; Following the cadence of her storm clouds. The sky screams loud in exuberance Just to mark emerging weather. A mother just received a love letter.
I've seen parting gifts In the form of best wishes, Gut wrenching goodbyes that swiftly follow last kisses And tears that drown the deliberate. Yet her raindrops have a jovial taste. Amid the hardships she's faced Is a shining sign of grace. So flushed her face within it all. Through the squalls and torrential Lies something so instrumental. A mother's touch so gentle.
Fragile in her grasp, his hand slowly clasps her finger. Her power surely lingers in his grip. Lips curve to form a smile. Her in disbelief. His so pure and sweet. Befuddled nearly but clearly content, Her contempt for the past fled The moment she kissed his forehead. It surely takes more than a glimpse to hold fast to one's future. He embraces her warmth As if he already knew her.
Familiar their connection. So fervent her protection That she would allow him time With the bells and wind chimes. He's moved gracefully within her mind For what I'd consider a lifetime And yet nothing quite compares With him being there.
I've not seen enough of this world yet. I've been initiative and bystander. I've flung mud and fought slander With every inkling of candor but if there is more to say, I will surely rue the day That any slight or display Of disrespect should come their way.
I've so much to see. I know it's not my place To know what is for me; But one day hopefully, I too will know the feeling. I hope to know that joy. I hope to share that smile Between parent and child. †
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