With a nod of my head,
I will smile to myself,
On this stolen holiday.
Thinking of stolen icons,
Christianized and Commercialized,
Wondering at morning ceremonies,
For a Goddess of Fertility.
Perhaps I will hear the children play,
Laughing as they find,
Hidden, colorful, symbols of life.
Or wonder at the spring day,
And the sun that flowers bring,
Perhaps I will pet my cat,
And together we will sit,
In the afternoon sunlight.
Perhaps this day will go unnoticed,
Another lonely Sunday,
Amidst the others I have survived,
A day for cleaning and errands,
As friends and family,
Are too far away,
And love left me here,
In quiet isolation.
Published by Heather Stottman
I am currently a full-time Professor of Biology at a California Community College. I am also the owner of three lovely kittens. I read a lot in my spare time both literature and urban fantasy (vampires, wi... View profile
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