She’ll find shelter in my chest as I did in my mother’s braid-covered breasts,
Small to lay my head on when my eyes, plagued with torment,
Found a valley of the light of life, stream of compassion,
Until an ocean of love drained it dry.
Mom harped her mother’s silver-clouded strands to the tune of her humming,
Cutting them because trifling with long, ravened hair was a young woman’s lunacy.
Photo by Matthew Henry from Burst
The layers of light and love just keep pouring forth in this poem, Ze. Well done, my friend.
Thank you,
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Thank you, Allan. I’m glad you enjoyed the piece. Cheers!
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