The closet in the room once held the dresses Zack refused to wear
Of course, he was a little girl then
but had I known then what was going on,
he could have been spared some amount of grief
Once he opened the closet in our bible-belt situated house
I couldn’t get him out of here fast enough
college and graduate school were elsewhere
The closet is now filled with gifts from his baby shower
and I will take them to him when I drive out for a visit next week
Friends ask what he is now that he’s a mother
He’s Zack until he tells me otherwise, I say
He’s still Zack
Just want you to know that I really love your poetry. It’s very real and engaging with aged wisdom. At least what I’ve read so far. Plan on reading them all at the end of this challenge. After I get some sleep of course. Looking forward to it.
Thank you so much! When we all get some sleep!!!
Beautiful! I love this one.