Poetry: Pieces
One of our readers, Lisa, submitted the following poem. She said she was inspired by being a mom to a two-year-old son –something many mothers can relate to!
Pieces
Pieces of a pen, including the spring
Parts of a flashlight, a phone that won’t ring
Bits of a bagel you ate yesterday,
A toy’s in the cd drive and now it won’t play.
All around me are pieces of things I once knew
Including my sanity; I’m missing that too.
I guess that’s just life when you have a two-year-old
It never is boring– these times are like gold!
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So true. Wonderfully expressed.
My baby just turned two yesterday. While it is hard to have life literally in pieces around me (as your poem illustrates), I wouldn’t trade her love and the opportunities for service that she has brought into our home, for anything!