
Her Storytellers
The lines on her face
They be storytellers
Each with their own voice
A wrinkle, a page
Providing a resting place for the dust of the day
Hidden among the sun-taxed maculas
And if you ask her
She won't tell
Go ask her storytellers
They will tell
On her regal, pruned face
Her son waves a salute
Her daughter's asleep after labor
Her husband--
--well, he's long gone
This poem is about:
Our world