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When your time closes in Faster than laughter and red lights, I wish you to be worn and threadbare As the Velveteen Rabbit,tattered, With a walker and stair chair; My cane and umbrella waiting By your leave. I hope you're wearing the cardigan I got you this Christmas, Mended and draped over your frail shoulders, Mingling with your hair. I pray you have children bringing children To feast on shortbread and tea. I see you alone, at times, in tranquility, Recalling me, Who missed it all.
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Dec 24, 2018
Dec 24, 2018 at 10:30 AM UTC
The Grey Cardigan
When your time closes in Faster than laughter and red lights, I wish you to be worn and threadbare As the Velveteen Rabbit,tattered, With a walker and stair chair; My cane and umbrella waiting By your leave. I hope you're wearing the cardigan I got you this Christmas, Mended and draped over your frail shoulders, Mingling with your hair. I pray you have children bringing children To feast on shortbread and tea. I see you alone, at times, in tranquility, Recalling me, Who missed it all.
francie-lynch
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Dec 24, 2018
Dec 24, 2018 at 10:30 AM UTC
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