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A Letter to Myself


Lucy,

 

Green eyes smiling,

the same color as the warped kitchen floor,

or the grass that makes your toes itch

 

Golden freckles dancing,

kissing your cheeks like the sprinkles on cupcakes that you always eat last

 

Turned-up nose quivering,

tickled by the bug on your face,

the first thing your mother noticed when you were born

 

Pink lips winking,

ripe with unfelt kisses and curses and songs of love

 

Milky skin blooming,

still untouched by the evidence of growing,

as soft as summer peaches

 

Lucy -

You were always everything that you were meant to be.

 
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