
bloom with laughter
note from self
so many bumps
in the road
craters, too—
times she gets
caught, shaken
and rattled—so
what does she do?
soothes a friend’s
blues, mops up
spilled stew, its
gravy leaked wide
walks the dog
who insists, pulls
apart bickering kids
wanders into the
garden throws back
her head and roars
laughing—she feels
eyes are upon her
squirrel hovers nearby
unsure paws folded
as he stares—
giggles
escape her, she
cannot control them
it’s life’s consolation
2022 ©Amrita Skye Blaine
I’m writing a poem a day. These are drafts—not final versions.
Amrita this poem lifted my spirits and brought back treasured memories. Love you, Patrice
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