A Morning Blessing
Some days ago, in Belfast,
holding bananas and figs,
waiting in line for my cup of coffee,
I suddenly froze, then
snapped around.
An unfamiliar hand touched my shoulder.
That's all it took,
an unfamiliar hand.
Why, I do not know.
Maybe Viet Nam.
But, it was only an angel,
a young mother,
a quiet smile in her eye.
Only an angel, who just happened then
to be passing by.
Slow witted as ever,
I finally managed to blurt out :"Hey!"
before she was gone,
slight and fair,
her tender touch and quiet smile
lingering in the morning air.
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