A Kind Heart
by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com
Lord Tennyson said: “Kind hearts are more than coronets…” and well some of us know. (Image by Denae)
Friday, September 16, 2016
A Kind Heart
by Odin Roark
She walks with bare feet,
the silence disturbing no one.
The wisps of her hair
flow relaxed across her cheeks.
Her hands are of gentle making,
their touch of love growing stronger.
Her eyes remain calm
through pain and sorrow,
Her smile is with child-like pleasure,
her cheeks of innocent blush.
Her voice is one of whispered wisdom,
its availability like a breeze for the taking.
She hears much of what mere mortals ignore,
enjoined by intelligence that knows only progress.
But, most of all,
she is of kind heart,
lifting wounded household insects into her palm,
stepping out the door,
setting them free,
just as she did this heavy heart of mine,
many years ago.
Peace to you...
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