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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Watching leaves cartwheel down we meet at the bench tucked under the trees, in the park Unable to speak I am feeling a squeeze in my breast My emotions are clenched with years of unrest since that day that I left, empty armed Still weak in the knees I must sit while I watch this child, once mine, sit cross-legged, in light of the late August sun His fingers unpeel the paper, and twine from the gift I have brought from a little gift shop that I passed when I walked in the night With the package undone, he smiles up at me and I see in his eyes the wholeness of him And I am strangled to say the words that I could…. Would I tell him the things that would empty those eyes of a soft place to land ? Now he grabs for the hand of the mother he knows and I thank her with eyes before I must go I must leave him to her and not say the words that would follow him home for all time I have broken away any hold that I had except for the one that chokes out the sun on a hot August day in the late afternoon A leaf tumbles down, then is swept by the breeze Only here for a moment, then gone ___________________________________________________ A Fictional Poem Based On Contest: "Long Lost Family" 8/15/16 Resubmitted for the 'PIECE DE RESISTANCE ' contest
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