Sister Mary Poem by Thomas Plotz

Sister Mary



I'm better than I've been,
In a number of days,

I shook the warm hand of my sister today,
Then I called her by her wrong name,

I had to leave her alone, as I turned away,
And had to crawl back home today,

Singing..., my face blindness, got the best of me again,
It got the best of me.

Singing..., where do, they go, they go
Where do they go, when they don't find me?

Thinking of her smile, so big and bright,
I wish I got your name right,
It's been too long my Family, my Sister dear,

It's been far, far too long.

T. Plotz
Sister Mary
8 April 2016

For Mary A.W.

Friday, April 8, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: family,love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I have mild face blindness and ALZ. makes it incredible hard to talk to people; without someone getting upset.

For Mary AW.
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