ThinkingA Poem by ButterflyjeanA Comparision Between MothersA field of false light surrounds me, Brightly colored boxes fill the aisle, Loud silver carriers struggling past to meet demands, My mother appears again with ground beef and a smile.
She is happy the chore is almost done, I drink up her beautiful presence, Taken for granted her wonderful counsel. Mission accomplished - in line we wait.
Two children run around a corner, The young boy's yellow shirt smudged with mud, His sister's messy hair brushes her cheek, Mischief is within their dark faces.
To a loud woman they run, Hope fills their big eyes, Their request took the air, A muddled mother roars.
"But I only thought-" "That's what you get for thinking!" The child's filthy body, The child's injured mind.
The air bites at my goose bumps, I gaze at my unknowing mother, I drink up her beautiful presence, Treasuring her wonderful counsel. © 2008 ButterflyjeanReviews
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3 Reviews Added on July 19, 2008 Last Updated on July 19, 2008 AuthorButterflyjeanRidgecrest, CAAboutR A N D O M N E S S I'm a dreamer and very curious. I wonder or watch my thoughts being played out in my head or stare into the void... I have so many questions. I love all things creative: art, music.. more..Writing
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