Forever Siblings
By Nancy Watts

Memories fade in and out
Connecting in the distance
An umbilical tugging
Toward a happier place

Children of the same
Fluid motion in time
Sharing the bonds of youth

And the Pinocchio arms
Of recent years that would
Greet at the door

Will once again be flesh
While I say goodbye

 

Nancy Watts is a wife and at-home mother of two children. This poem is from a chapbook entitled "Of My Soul," grieving the loss of a love, from a complete book of poetry entitled Of Ways Of Looking At A Woman. Working under the editorial guidance of Professor Frank Anthony Ph.D., author and founder of New England Writers/Vermont Poets association, Nancy is also finishing her first fiction novel The River Wild.

 

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