Poem
It is
A season of plenty,
A season of doubt,
With fruit on the vines
And two urns in the ground.
Where did they go?
Where are they now?
In the shade of the walnut?
In the lost time we’ve found?
Memories in objects:
In hats and in wishbones,
In songs and in sweaters,
In letters you wrote.
At the next sunrise
Please give me a sign
And know that I love you
As you love outside time.
Be just right there,
Offer your prayers
To those on high
For we who cry.
Help us to know
By what we grow
The mysteries
For the living.
Poem
It is
A season of plenty,
A season of doubt,
With fruit on the vines
And two urns in the ground.
Where did they go?
Where are they now?
In the shade of the walnut?
In the lost time we’ve found?
Memories in objects:
In hats and in wishbones,
In songs and in sweaters,
In letters you wrote.
At the next sunrise
Please give me a sign
And know that I love you
As you love outside time.
Be just right there,
Offer your prayers
To those on high
For we who cry.
Help us to know
By what we grow
The mysteries
For the living.