Moira
Moria was confident
But not puffed up
No one would have called her proud
Or any other disparaging name
We gravitated toward her quickly and easily
Like ducks to ducklings
or a lioness to her injured cub
Moria’s listening heart was impossible to hide
She was multi-colored, belonging to every race, every culture.
She was pure in thought and deed.
Preconceived notions did not pertain to her.
She was an unknown entity
Unsoiled and unspoiled.
A woman who appealed to everyone
Her heart was cellophane, open to all of us for the taking.
Moria had the ability to relate to people
In spite of their anger or sadness, and possibly because of it.
She had an unbound capacity to love.
We recognized it, and could not stay away.
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2020
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