Maggie Poem by Francie Lynch

Maggie

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For three years her wonders moved me
Through the fathom of her eyes.
Flowing wells that glisten
And beckon from within.

Her sudden movements
Change direction
To challenge or outwit
With the wonders of her eyes.

Furtive corners in the waters
Of her windows looking out;
A blink, a wink or shying tear,
Disturbs the waves of my mind.

My heart's flow rises
When she smiles -
She is the well-spring of my life
With the wonders of her eyes.

Her small hands direct
The steerage of her dreams;
Sandboxes swell and dip,
And change to wonderous seas.
Her real dimensions are
Refracted
Movements and
Directions,
And defracted from my sight...

Imagine her young
Colours looking
Out
Through the wonders of her eyes.

Friday, January 31, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: children
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I wrote this for my second daughter. It took me three years after her birth to get it right.
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Francie Lynch

Francie Lynch

Monaghan, Ireland
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