Scratches in the wood
Beneath my feet
Symbols long forgotten
Now faded but once neat
Much like the braid
Unravelling at my back
Someone's deft work undone
Under time's ceaseless attack
Fingers that worked and danced
Across a wall and windowsill
Mine in pocket, theirs in earth
Both of them lie still
So many years were poured
Into these splintering walls
A lifetime’s worth of memories
Now reduced to something small
Tap a pattern 'cross the etched wood floor
And trace the lines of work left bare
They loved it once and now no more
But the working is still there
About the Creator
Corwynna
I'm a 28 year old writer and biologist with a million hobbies and enough passion for all of them!
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