Life With Horace

poetry & essays

Stepping onto grass

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A sip of camomile
to soften nerves,
a quiet moment on the porch
observing fire flies
punctuate the trees.
Travels through cloud rain,
waiting for the sun
to shiver start the day.
Mind’s eye reaching for
the girl child of my heart,
lace tokening her gaze.
Her brother
brought to sudden tears
on catching sight
of unanticipated beauty
tethered by her father’s arm.
Last moments as the impish girl
who stood upon his feet to waltz,
then stepping firmly
onto sea scent grass
to speak her promises
and dance, love wrapped
as woman on her way.

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twenty three years on, that lovely day still resonates.

Author: Life With Horace

Poetry & Essays

2 thoughts on “Stepping onto grass

  1. Beautiful imagery through words, Kate. I think we are with Lisa in spirit on this lovely day. ❤

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