Mother

Mother

A Poem by Erica Wilkinson

You induce me to live
With your windy concern,
When time is all I ask for.
A book. A bed. A machine. 
I was born into bonds,
A family of relationships
Hidden behind the closed doors
And deep walls of humanity.
If the flowers still bloomed
And the houses weren't home,
I ask you, Mother,
Would my existence be hanging
By the same thread?

© 2012 Erica Wilkinson


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wow, that was splendid..

the, windy concern, bit was a tad, cheeky, as you say on that side..

so much to ponder in this fairly short but deep piece..

ahhh mothers.. what can you do right..

wonderful write

:)

Posted 12 Years Ago


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Added on July 18, 2012
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Erica Wilkinson
Erica Wilkinson

Manchester , United Kingdom



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