A Long Memorial Braid Poem by Bill Galvin
A Long Memorial Braid
On this weekend when we remember
The fallen… the lost… the loved… the silent;
And the courageous, both in war, and illness;
I recall a woman from the desert,
Whose hair was gray and past her waist…
She answers, "Braiding takes me only 2 minutes now."
And explains, "Not cut since my mother died in '99."
5-29-2016
Sunday, May 29, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: memorial day,remembrance
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