Wooden Box

Wooden Box

A Poem by Lydia Thacker

Two precious people,
One small wooden box

- One small, young, innocent,
The other grown.
Mother, daughter, grandmother.
Both knew suffering
And both knew love.

Together now,
They dream.
They dream of the future,
Watch the unfolding 
Of all the lives they touched.

Now they must live 
Through me,
Through my brother,
Through my son,
Through generations yet to come.

I feel my mother's eyes in mine,
Watching my son
As she watched over her daughter.

I know they are there,
  And that is good enough.

© 2016 Lydia Thacker


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Lydia Thacker
Lydia Thacker

Chillicothe, OH



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