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May 2012
I.
her soft footsteps shuffle from their slumber,
awakening the hushed orchestra of:
metal spoons and kettles and tinkling cans,
the jingling of boiling milk, of half-boiled eggs,
the sounds of breakfast.
(the sun is sleeping on its horizon)

II.
her ceaseless footsteps are not weary with night,
on your bed, you hear that decorative tune:
spoons, kettles, cans, stained cups and bowls
washing themselves after dinner.
(the moon is resting on its zenith)

this quiet love.
Happy Mother's Day!

(Finding this very raw at the moment, and will probably edit in the future. Inspired by a choral piece 'Mate Saule' which compares the noble love of the mother to that of a rising sun.)
SH
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   Christine, --- and victoria
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