Living There Poem by Malcolm Cooper

Living There



I want to see old people
With crow's feet under their eyes
Entire nests of a lifetime's experience
Humbly wise

I want to see a young singer
Her eyes so full of life
In her hand a clementine
Her smile the brightest white

I see the hard-skinned working man
With calluses on his heels
Never given a moment's respite
But he takes life as he feels

I close my eyes and see
Young lovers in embrace
Their hearts entwined together
Bound fast by silver lace

I want to see a child there
Her parents love her keenly
They race with her, hands connected
Through the green

Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: parents,silver
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