Sister's PresenceA Poem by RachelShe stroked the baby’s head. With her tiny fingers, she played with his even tinier ones. She leaned down into his wooden cradle, her hair just meeting the mattress as She lightly kissed his forehead. Straightening back up, she smiled and Pulled the blanket back over his small body. She stood there watching his sweet face as She stroked the baby’s head.
As if he knew of his sister’s presence, His little sparkling blue eyes opened and looked back at her. He grasped his tiny hands at the air and With her tiny fingers, she played with his even tinier ones.
Grabbing tight to her fingers he thrust them into his mouth. Her smile grew even larger. Reaching her nose to his round belly She leaned down into his wooden cradle, her hair just meeting the mattress.
He stretched and giggled as she tickled his tummy. He wriggled about and grabbed at the air till he found something to pull at: Her hair. She laughed and for one last time, She lightly kissed his forehead. © 2016 Rachel |
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Added on July 9, 2016 Last Updated on July 9, 2016 AuthorRachelPortland, ORAboutI love any and all criticism. If you ever have a chance, I write here: tender songs.com more..Writing
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