Mother
Two are falling on the ground
One lands right side up
The other can't be found
The tide brings in
A large open mouthed scream
Part of me thinks I must be asleep
Beauty tainted with matters
Of sainthood, borders and ladders
Would it even register
If your mother was calling you home to her
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