Hands Of Mercy Poem by Chris Embrick

Hands Of Mercy



An old lady walking down the street
stopped and wrapped me in her shawl
Her only words were " Bless you child "
then she limped around the wall

A stranger and yet so kind
to the ragamuffins on the street
That night it turned bitter cold
and I was thankful for the heat

With dawn I saw the flashing lights
a common sight most any day
I shivered there and watched the sight
as Medics carried her body away

I realized what she had done
when she left her shawl behind
Her hands of mercy, love was real
when she gave her life for mine.

Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: aging,kindness,love,youth
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rose Marie Juan-austin 24 January 2018

A very poignant write well executed. Very touching. It captured one of the greatest virtues, kindness.10

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Chris Embrick

Chris Embrick

Commerce, Georgia
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