Art
You try to fold serenity into each layer,
smooth out the wrinkles,
turn under the frayed edges
Housekeeping,
so maligned an occupation
its art invisible
But feel the strokes across the wood,
smell the laundry,
taste the stew
Sculptor
of biscuit dough,
painter
of tiny fingernails,
composer
of gentle songs to quiet tears
Who decides what art is worth?
Who decides what is art?
4 comments:
Love It. Perfect poem for Mother's Day! Happy Mother's Day! Amy
Beautiful! I love it.
Hi Jude,
What a nice poem--its art invisible, the frayed edges tucked under, I love it.
Happy Mother's Day!
Carol
Art in living life, evolutionary, instead of what hangs, static, on walls...so good to read your writing again.
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