Lilacs IIA Poem by Kelly Rainwater"It's time for your nap" she whispered
as she laid me to rest in her single bed. The window was open half-way and through it I could see her gardens and feel the breeze blowing, moving the curtains in a most rhythmic manner: up, up, up (and hold) then down, down, down,
over and again, each time bathing me in the scent of pale lilac. I remember their texture: woven, yet sheer enough
to filter the afternoon sun. I no longer remember the pattern, yet I know they carried me to cherry-blossomed China on boats with no sails and glowing lanterns lighting my way. Up, up, up (and hold) then down, down, down,
over and again, each time bathing me in the scent of pale lilac. © 2008 Kelly RainwaterReviews
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1 Review Added on February 19, 2008 Last Updated on February 19, 2008 AuthorKelly RainwaterCorona, CAAboutWhy do I write? I have no choice: it's all I know. My Mother says when I was 2 years old, I used to sob "I wish I could read!" And before I was in Kindergarten, before I could spell anything other tha.. more..Writing
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