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St Teresa's roses
The wind blows us
a little farther apart some days
& maybe she's supposed to
That silver chain around your neck,
I can see her outline resting on your heart
& I'm certain she carried you through
whatever it was that made you
hold her close.
Soft & quiet stirrings from
some forgotten part of me whisper things I cannot hear & I tremble in wanton silence,
wishing I could rest there too.
Wild Irish roots & a namesake,
no roses here.
I was such a strong woman
& when the Gods tried to name me Grace,
grace was already taken.
a little farther apart some days
& maybe she's supposed to
That silver chain around your neck,
I can see her outline resting on your heart
& I'm certain she carried you through
whatever it was that made you
hold her close.
Soft & quiet stirrings from
some forgotten part of me whisper things I cannot hear & I tremble in wanton silence,
wishing I could rest there too.
Wild Irish roots & a namesake,
no roses here.
I was such a strong woman
& when the Gods tried to name me Grace,
grace was already taken.
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