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My hands


My hands were made catching shade When the sun peaked through the sky They touch the trees and feel the breeze Gravity, they do defy They have great tales and stories Lying between their cracks Caressing shapes and making quakes And many things that crack My hands were made for mending hearts That fall to the earth below They plant new seeds and make new life And watch all these things grow
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