Promises Kept She kept her treasures in a heart shaped box,Rings and things she saved for a rainy day.She counted the chimes on her ticking clocks,As the remnants of her life slipped away. By the window, she watched blue jays cavortJust like her husband in his final years.Silver memories compounded the hurt,Pushing down pain inContinue reading “Promises Kept”
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Ingrained
This poem, “Ingrained,” reflects on vivid childhood memories of simple joys like picking dandelions, playing outside, and cherishing time with family. Despite limited material possessions, the author finds gratitude in these experiences. The nostalgia and gratitude for these memories are deeply rooted in her heart, shaping her perspective on life.
Colleen Keller Breuning 