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Flower Children


 
 
Dear me, dear my,  
Dear mother of mine, 
where is the connection? 
All the time, 
you spent on my line? 
All the memories of care 
lost 
in regression. 
The time it cost, 
to capture my attention. 
The watching, the waiting, 
the stopping, 
and hating. 
 
Dear me, dear my, 
dear mother of mine. 
Seeking the love, 
of the first glance you gave. 
Watching your glove, 
the potatoes you shave. 
Go back and run round. 
Hear the screen door slam- 
shut! 
As my tiny feet ran 
by the love that swung me around.
 
Dear me, dear my, 
dear mother of mine. 
Remember your child, 
remember the time. 
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