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Margaret Bednar

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

15 poems·Since August 2018

Mother of six... wife of one. Three dogs, three cats, one horse. Living my poems, Writing about my life and family.

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Will It Be Enough?

August 24, 2018

As the heat of day is flung

into evening's dusky sky,

I, beneath straw-brimmed hat

glance askance at you, reach for your hand,

point to soaring pelicans and sea birds

as they pass over palms, masts,

and the settling sun's eucharist-like offering -

 

sigh, turn into your shoulder with a slow smile

made of our joys, sorrows, sweat and tears,

our yesterdays, our bright tomorrows -

 

will be enough

to sustain, nourish and replenish?

 

by Margaret Bednar, July 7, 2017

 
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