I see her from a sister-less point of view.
My poor mother has put up with four sons.
Sometimes I have seen
With a fawn-like doe-eyed mysticism.
A lawmaker, Queen of order,
A savvy talker, completely undeciphered mystery.
Time and a hard wrangled drip of
Wisdom,
Has taught me
That,
They are just like me,
Sometimes lost, sometimes on the right path.
This
Despite the lack of hair pulling childhood
Tussles,
Puts me at ease with my sisters.
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PoetryWords arranged in a funny order. Poems about my view of reality and how my inner fantasy world colours it with strange tinges. I love discussions about concepts and ideas so please feel free to comment. © 2018 Brian Lynch