Dealing with Grief
Poetry
Her baby was too large
to fit in a shoe box,
skin a delicate pale,
dark around the edges.
She wrapped him in Christmas lights,
put him in the manger
instead of the plastic Jesus,
promised to bury him in the spring.
Her baby was too large
to fit in a shoe box,
skin a delicate pale,
dark around the edges.
She wrapped him in Christmas lights,
put him in the manger
instead of the plastic Jesus,
promised to bury him in the spring.
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Provocative truth teller, author of 19 poetry collections. Cat dad. Dog dad. Currently working from Portland, Oregon. Learn more at: Jaysizemore.com.