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The Generations Within Me


Softly spoken words tickle my conscience

A wisdom that only a grandmother could know

Words that inspire me

Words that help me grow

 

Seemingly endless reminders

Telling me what to do

My mother always there for me

There to help me push through

 

Dainty fingers wrap around mine

My sisters’ much smaller than my own

Attentive eyes and listening ears

Make me watch my tone

 

These three generations

Spread throughout time

All have a place within me

And a place in this rhyme

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