My Beads Poem by Linda Hepner
My Beads
Rating: ★5.0
My beads
Each the same
Lose one
Wear again.
My teeth
Each size
Lose one
Compromise
My eyes
Bold twins
Lose one
Then begins
Quick decay -
One voice
Lose it
No choice
Leaves one
Just will
Lose it
All's
Still.
Linda Hepner
5.25.98
Memorial Day
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4/15/2024 10:31:24 PM # 1.0.0.1119
How many times have poets referred to teeth as pearls, and how refreshing to think of them as beads, strung, broken, restrung and worn again. Love it! Linda