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Kate Lion
Poems
Jan 2013
For my Sister
“I wish you could see yourself through God’s eyes
And oh, darling, don’t think I wouldn’t lend you mine to look through
[I feel that no one can appreciate a beautiful thing like you
Like I do
And how I wish that I could change them, like they want to change you]
But I’m so far from perfect, see
[My vision blurred as I cried with you
Though I really wished it wouldn’t
Because I feel I wasn’t really any help at all
(Your hand, I see as you rub your eyes
Is awful bigger than mine)]
I know that coming from someone as despicable and worthless as me
[I tried to take the rust off the nickels in my pocket with those tears
I should’ve bottled them, instead
The cries of a tender soul are worth more than all the silver I could dream of]
It’s not as wonderful
[I’d like you to know, dear-
I remember, I think, that I heard once
(The size of a heart is shown by the size of a fist)]
As speaking with and knowing the being who created the worlds-
[Dear, He thinks the world of you].”
Written by
Kate Lion
Israel
(Israel)
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