“This is it then,”
he said,
both children
on his knee.
He felt
trapped and free
in equal
measure,
like the world’s
heaviest feather
carried by
the breeze.
For more poetry from the Miracle of the Mundane, click here.
Lovely. Can really connect with this. x
I’m glad you continue writing poetry. It’s a real strength of your writing, Mark. Wow. (I’m getting sick of typing ‘wow’ all the time with your posts . . . but hey! WOW!)
I love this poem, Mark. It perfectly describes the whole parenting thing in just a few words. Well done. ; )
I relate completely. Someone called it “the blessings of my burdens”.
I never heard that! But I love it. Sounds like a good blog title, or book? Thanks Abbie!
I love this, Mark. I am limited in my understanding of poetry, even the great stuff, but this one really resonated with me. What a beauty.
Thanks for this!
Very nice work. Having two boys, I get it. I love the simplicity of this piece.
Beautiful!
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Lovely. Can really connect with this. x
I’m glad you continue writing poetry. It’s a real strength of your writing, Mark. Wow. (I’m getting sick of typing ‘wow’ all the time with your posts . . . but hey! WOW!)
I love this poem, Mark. It perfectly describes the whole parenting thing in just a few words. Well done. ; )
I relate completely. Someone called it “the blessings of my burdens”.
I never heard that! But I love it. Sounds like a good blog title, or book? Thanks Abbie!
I love this, Mark. I am limited in my understanding of poetry, even the great stuff, but this one really resonated with me. What a beauty.
Thanks for this!
Very nice work. Having two boys, I get it. I love the simplicity of this piece.
Beautiful!