To a Mother, from her Son.
So, here we are again,
In fevered, restless dreams,
Burying my mother, again.
How many times must I lie,
Laying the poor old girl to rest.
Anyway, it was all for the best.
And she was ninety-five, you know.
She didn’t have long, or far, to go.
So, here we are again,
In the cemetery of dreams,
Laying my poor old mum to rest.
************
And we...
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On This Day
I celebrate this day alone; no one knows.
Quiet moments of solemn reflection,
A candle or two, some genuflection.
No one else knows that I revere this day.
In anonymous, silent celebration.
This day, the fifteenth of May.
Twenty years ago, at a place in the past,
We shared a meal, well away from the crowd.
“It may be therapeutic!” ...
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