Dear Fresh Starts
Dear Fresh Starts,
The beat of a heart is a tick-tock,
A baby’s breath a clock,
Over the river, through the woods,
Until Grandmothers we become.
Of life, less said is more
All know the missed bus home,
Sweat through a favorite teeshirt,
And nights spent all alone.
In and out of years, until
Pink papers and a pen.
Mint masks lush tongues, while
We wear our wolf suits.
The beat of a heart is a tick-tock,
A baby’s breath a clock,
Return in red, saying, “I’d do it again,”
And stay loyal to the road.
Love,
Emily
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