I lost myself inside my head
The sign posts were misleading.
A beacon blinded me from outside,
Beckoning me to leave my sanctuary.
Her hands soothed my parched skin
And offered nourishment
To my emaciated soul,
Dried the fluids of my misery
And made me compliment myself.
Her hands, dually rough and soft...
They were the best comfort she could offer.
Author notes
To my real life mommy, Connie, whom many know as Amythest Moonjade.
A contest entry
- Wanted: Free Verse rich in metaphor by BellaD.
950 points, ended August 1, 2008, 15 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Any response?
Comments
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This poem captures a tender moment in a beautiful way- the loving comfort from a mother with "hands, dually rough and soft" Very nicely done. Thank you for your entry.
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Excellent piece you have penned....I love it and the mystery of emotions within....
novy (Mum)


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Deep piece of writing here. I am sure your Mother would have loved this. Written from the heart. Well done and good luck in the contest.
Darkness Reigns
Wayne Leon


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My thanks for the comment... I'm not sure she's read this yet. I'll have to fix that. And thanks for wishing me luck!
Tamaska
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