Whiteness of the Wool

Whiteness of the Wool

A Poem by LisaButterfly

I can feel her tough hard working hands weave my design
Her hands from this close angle are rough at the soft sides of her palm
Where she had washed dishes
And aligned the vustard cups for the elite 
She was a crafter
And she crafted me ding the months of her sitting on her armchair watching days of our lives
She always believed the characters were real
I can feel her hands carefully weave every piece of me into an intricate design
I am that crystal white blanker for her future great grandchild
THe one she never met
Her hands and heart remain in me
As I wrap myself around this baby
She lives on
In the whiteness of the wool

© 2020 LisaButterfly


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LisaButterfly
LisaButterfly

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