throwing children

gray0328

 

it is like tossing  

small pieces of joy  

into the open air  

watching them catch  

the sky like miracles  

 

the laugh bubbles up  

bursting into your chest  

the weight of their trust  

wrapped around your arms  

  

sweat slips down temples  

but you keep throwing  

lifting their lightness  

to meet their own laughter  

 

and when the ground comes  

you are still there  

hands like anchors soft  

holding their falling faith

  • Author: gray0328 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 23rd, 2025 11:21
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  • sorenbarrett

    Simply lovely Gray this poem paints a vivid picture to an old grandfather and also of past memories of his own children but there is more. This is also a metaphor of casting young minds and spirits upward and catching them in their fall. Being that safety net to prevent harm. A lovely poem



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