Early in the morning
our grandson
snuggles in,
drifts back to sleep
in my arms.
I feel the softness of Love -
his, mine,
and more.
It twines between us,
within us,
around us
with a feathery lightness
that feels divine.
The very next day
our granddaughter
climbs into my lap
for some Oma time.
I cuddle her close,
feel her lively body settle,
breathe deeply into my own.
Connection stirs.
Child, grandmother, mother.
Innocence, wisdom, nurture.
And, then a distinct absence.
A dark hollow that,
once recognized,
begins to change.
A slow, tender expansion
allows
the dark of the hollow
to lighten,
the glow of love
to suffuse.
I feel the rooted energy of us
as I expand into the breezy joys
of being me
just as I am.
Nov. 1-6, 2026




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