I feel sorry for the little ones,
That evoke not one response,
For I birthed and loved them just the same,
As those that gather praise at once.
I am always glad I held them,
Especially those that show no skill,
For even they reflect some part of me,
When writing nothing never will.
–me

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~ by April on March 20, 2013.
Posted in Motherhood, Poetry, Whimsy
Tags: Average, Bad poems, Bad poetry, experience, poetry, Process, unconditional love, Writer, Writing, Writing Process
As opaque as it is–in the fashion of ED–I believe I know what it’s “about.” But I’m not telling, either . . .
Ha! ED, opaqueness, and secrecy….oh my! None were necessarily intended, but I’ll take it. Makes it much more mysterious. 🙂 I am never quite sure what I intend when I write except to relay experience. I got out of bed in the middle of the night to write this down…I couldn’t sleep until I did. I am always curious about what your interpretation is. Personally, I enjoy reading poetry that creates discussion and exploration…but I couldn’t tell you if mine ever does. Thanks Glenn.
I think I assumed you meant Dickinson, was that correct? If not, I feel silly…
Simply wonderful in sentiment and words
Simply appreciative. Smile.