Writing Poems with My Granddaughter’s Scribbles
She needed my pen and writing pad
to write her own words, interpreted
toddler scribbles in between the lines
to a poem.
The two-year old was careful as she
scrolled her delicate marks
across the page, a balanced dance
like the gazelle.
Her shapes and curves,
ancient petroglyphs carved
into my poem with hidden meaning
for a volatile world.
Her gentle sceptre
resounds with joyful
marks, a Latin hymn
resonating from the angels.
8 thoughts on "Writing Poems with My Granddaughter’s Scribbles"
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
What a beautiful melding of people and words! “Ancient petroglyphs carved/into my poem with hidden meaning/for a volatile world.” Goodness what enchantment!
Thank you for your comments. Always so encouraging and
supportive.
Fantastic word choice all throughout. This was a joy to read.
Thank you. I really appreciate this comment.
Wonderful! I wish we could see the actual document.
Thank you.
I agree with the others! I love how she wanted to join your writing.
Thank you. It was a joyful experience.