nun-like
with quiet precision
you yield,
fold laundry, tidy rooms,
teach children to read
Day 23
23 Thursday Apr 2015
Posted in Aging, Family, Meditation, Work life
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Poems from in between
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I can relate 🙂 Well written. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you!
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really nice. So clear, so concise.
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Thanks! So appreciated.
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I see this so clearly–wonderful image!
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Thanks. I was folding laundry and got all Emily Dickinson-y. 🙂
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Wish my laundry folding could turn into poems. 🙂
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