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    I was down in the "I'm addicted" thread in the crafts forum when this one wormed its way into me:

    You're gone now, Mama -
    I was sad and lonely for you,
    But I found your stash,
    Your calico, your cotton prints, your suitings, your linen.
    They told me - "A dress, a blouse, a fine pair of slacks
    will hold you and caress you now - your hands will shape me and stroke my hair and comfort me
    while I continue my journey."
    And I smiled as the dress, the blouse, the fine pair of slacks
    took their forms as you directed from the road you are traveling.
    And when I pull them around me now,
    You are immortal.

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    I liked this one! It makes me think of my mom. As a little girl she'd give me scraps to sew and let me play in her button box. lol goot times.
    SHAKE IT!!!!

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Singing Otter View Post
      I liked this one! It makes me think of my mom. As a little girl she'd give me scraps to sew and let me play in her button box. lol goot times.
      Man, I LOVED the button box! What treasures!

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      • #4
        Good memories and poem!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by ~Journey~ View Post
          Good memories and poem!
          Thank you!

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          • #6
            thats a beautiful poem..kinda reminds me of my mom

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            • #7
              Originally posted by middle of the sky View Post
              thats a beautiful poem..kinda reminds me of my mom
              Thank you. It's actually for my mother-in-law, but sometimes they are like mamas to you, too.

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              • #8
                Yes

                Originally posted by trob226 View Post
                I was down in the "I'm addicted" thread in the crafts forum when this one wormed its way into me:

                You're gone now, Mama -
                I was sad and lonely for you,
                But I found your stash,
                Your calico, your cotton prints, your suitings, your linen.
                They told me - "A dress, a blouse, a fine pair of slacks
                will hold you and caress you now - your hands will shape me and stroke my hair and comfort me
                while I continue my journey."
                And I smiled as the dress, the blouse, the fine pair of slacks
                took their forms as you directed from the road you are traveling.
                And when I pull them around me now,
                You are immortal.


                You just gained very much respect from me as a writer and poet. This poem encapsulates the realization of the spirit's endlessness. It's eternal Zen. The last two lines are what makes this poem. You captured it perfectly. I haven't read anything this good in months, especially on here.

                Perfect!
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