We are all beautiful lace, one snip of the thread and we can all unravel
better crochet our hearts to each others cotton and take care of ourselves
for the sake of each other...
I remember mama with her crochet and plastic glasses that gleamed
she always knew the answers to our many questions or so it seamed
back then she worked in a factory, but at night we trimmed rolls of lace
while watching television, and talking with each other, face to face
Outside our front door there was fresh clean air and the grass was green
it was the seventies and life was lived full of color, and a backyard scene
Father worked at the Montreal Children's Hosp. doing laundry in a basement
dressed in white attire he worked early morning shifts without abasement
One day he brought home a box of broken dolls , one even had blue hair
we had little but we had much, as we sutured every arm n' limb with flair
we laughed and pretended to be doctors, oh what I wouldn't give today
for one more suture dare. ...
We are all beautiful lace, one snip of the tread and we might just unravel
we might as well make the best of it, until we can finally hit the gravel...
Yours truly,
Mystic Rose
MY MOTHER USED TO CROCHET TOO...WHAT A LOVELY MEMORY YOU BROUGHT BACK! I ENJOYED THIS METAPHOR VERY MUCH, THANKS MYSTIC! LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
A wonderful mix of allegory with the fabric of life held together through sewing, crochet and sutures. Such a lovely way your 1970s simple way of life.
What a bitter sweet journey down memory lane, bitter because of the world we now live in, the grass is still green, the air is still fresh, but we can't go out into it. Who would have thought. Lovely sentiments here. By the way, love the image of lace, so true. We are all interconnected, like lace.
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