Playing With Baby
'eyes and nose … fingers and toes'
She sing-songs softly
touching lightly
the baby folded in her arms:
a feather of feeling
like moths upon a flower;
caress of sound -
the sough of gentle wind.
Cooing and smiling
they play with each other.
Nothing in the world
more beautiful
than that tiny mouth
those bright eyes -
the pressure of response
with its silken hand.
She smiles at the man
across the room
watching them
sharing her delight.
She takes the little fist
and presses it to her lips.
'I lov..............'
And the bomb hits!
Raj Ferds
Tue 3rd Oct 2017 19:54
I wouldn't dwell too much on it Cynthia. This poem belonged in the moment. That moment has gone.
Let's focus on the now. You probably have another poem germinating inside you now. Perhaps it's in your mind. Or even in your sprit.
Raj x