A fragile sweetness lingers slow and deep
And teases toes and tongue and blood between
With hints of yeast and milk that warms our sleep,
The tastes that sing our restless dreams serene.
Forgotten scents arise in wistful waves
To flood our veins and cream our bones with balm.
We swoon beneath maternal soft embrace -
Indulge the bliss of deep remembered calm.
Released, revived, refreshed, we breathe anew
And trail our nascent hopes and dreams behind.
In want, we savor sips of childhood brew
And drink with aching thirst that sucks us blind.
And yet, as aching needs emerge, we know
Remembered ease digests forgotten woe.
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Thanks for writing!
Jacqueline