I am from winter,
From cold snowy nights and the winter wonderland of a forest.
I am from the fireplace in the living room.
(Warm, Comforting,
where we make our s'mores)
I am from the mountain top
The weeping willow
Who forever remains in my memories
Swaying in the cold crisp wind.
I’m from milk and cookies,
from family and friends.
I’m from the messy rooms
and the clean ones to,
from Pass that here! And Put that away!
I’m from the lord jesus christ died for our sins
with the nails stabbed through his limbs
and the prayers i write on my bedroom wall.
I’m from Robinson’s and Weaver’s Branch,
string beans and cornbread.
From the war my aunt lost with
breast cancer,
the blood and veins my father gave to save her.
On Top of my dresser is a family album
overflowing in memories,
a document of our lost loved ones
to remember the happy days spent in the mountains.
I am from those moments--
a wilting flower in the crisp wind--
blurred-lines running through our family tree.
- Author: Vena Wolf (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: April 9th, 2017 10:37
- Comment from author about the poem: This poem is of my home, my home will always be where my family is because once you find that place it will never leave your heart. Hope you all enjoy it, Vena❤
- Category: Family
- Views: 55
Comments2
George Ella Lyon inspiration right? I love it! I made one just like it!
Yes I suppose you could say that, and you should. I bet it's wonderful. ~Vena❤
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