Grace
She walks alone and has such airs,
though airless be the things which she desires.
She smiles throughout, as each blow falls,
with the martyrless grace that sainthood requires.
She takes such pride, though there be none,
in each and every task she is assigned.
Then bending low,
with so much care,
lends grace and beauty to man’s most unrefined.
Copyright © Alison Hodges | Year Posted 2020
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