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Dumpling Heart
by Katie Simpson

Wednesday, December 17, 2008
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Wonderful child with a heart like a dumpling.





 Dumpling heart

 

We knew when she was born.

The way she smiled; the

plumpness of her cheeks,

her round ribcage. She

was just a kid – but she sang

instead of crying.

 

She would gather things

in her arms. Anything.

Keys and shoes and onions,

the cat, flowers, milk.

She’d hold them together –

wrap them up.  The

 

girl was a miracle.

I mean it. Magnet and grout.

She had a heart wrapped

tightly in sweet starch.

All the good in the

world inside it. 

 


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Reviewed by Michelle Mead 12/20/2008
What great unique descriptions, that last stanza especially. This is a keeper.
Reviewed by Debby Rosenberg 12/19/2008
awe, I adore her, such pure gift to everyone around her
Reviewed by Mary Lacey, Desertrat 12/18/2008
Katie,

You captured the innocence of children vividly.

Mary
Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle 12/18/2008
A sweet poem.I enjoy reading it,take care

Edwin
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