Rocking Chair Poem by James Carson

Rocking Chair



One day my mother was sleepily rocking,
and combing her auburn hair.
When I asked her what was so comfortable
about a rocking chair.

She said 'son I will tell you,
but you cannot tell a soul.
She said 'when your mind is troubled
with thoughts that burden you,
just sit down in a rocker,
and rock some thoughts anew.

And when your rocking is over
its funny but its true,
those thoughts that you were worried about,
don't really burden you.
Now don't think its just a woman thing
cause men have burden's to.

I have always remembered,
just what my mother said.
About the troubled thoughts
that often fill our heads.

Now my wife wants a rocker,
her troubles right now are just a few.
Mine are not overwhelming,
but maybe I'll get two.


James (Little Homer) Carson

Sunday, November 6, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: iambic pentameter
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