Shoreline Driftwood shares with its readers the unconventional insights of its author, Don Coorough, into current events, economics, politics, social activism, philosophy, mythology, psychology, neuroscience, the arts and culture, in addition to his poetry.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
She Sang in the Morning
This is a photo of me with my mother when I was about 9 months old. The poem follows.
She sang in the morning
as she softly reassured daybreak
from under the warm covers of her embrace
She sang in the morning
as she settled like dew on thick tufts
before all the stars could evaporate
She sang in the morning
as she serenaded robins and sparrows
who flitted about in serene commotion
She sang in the morning
as she wove a crown of baby's breath
and white doves flocked to her side
She sang in the morning
as she gently caressed my brow
etching her needlepoint onto my DNA
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2 comments:
This is a stunning piece. Love the imagery you have created.
Thank you very much.
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