Squint across footsteps in the snow, | ||
attesting that you've been there. | ||
Advertise to mama your imprinted nose | ||
from the kitchen window. | ||
Mama's busy kneading Christmas dough. | ||
The smile skips free of your broken | ||
mouthpiece | ||
to hide among lonely trees. | ||
at the watercolor sky | ||
that always threatens to go pastel. | ||
Friendly lost playmates | ||
scramble into your memory. | ||
"Come find me!" you challenge. | ||
None at all appear. | ||
No playmates | ||
to scrape away rusty dreams and draw | ||
new ones. | ||
This is a writer's desktop. Short stories, Free Verse Poetry, Prose and a stray article every now and then.
Friday, March 11, 2011
MAMA'S BUSY KNEADING CHRISTMAS DOUGH
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