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Hands


Gentle hands that touch your skin. 
They lift, open, cook and clean. 
Washing round from nose to chin. 
Eyes are wide, red turns green. 
A contagious smile, and on the loose. 
Guiding behind and in between. 
Rough, rugged, always in use. 
They’re here forever to steer you through. 
Even to, just pour some juice. 
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