Smoothly Wrinkled

Captured moments of a love

that never gone sour

through the years.

 

Her white long gown

still tucked unscathed

inside her aging coffer.

 

His tux still as black

as their first night

together in union.

 

Her smile in no way

changed with the tides

still very woman.

 

Him is just a memory now

for his canoe drove him to shore

earlier than his beloved.

 

Her body fragile

had taken aback by age

but gracefully.

 

Her looks constantly cool

with discerning eyes

words uplifting.

 

Her wisdom never fading

loving unconditionally

always giving.

 

Her piece of music

still playing in harmony

with the hushing nightfall.

 

I love my grandmother

I’ll give her heaven

if I can

I’ll hold her hand forever

if possible

see her smoothly wrinkled

by this bivouac called life…

 ©Marjo Josue

A Poet's Call

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