Silkworm a tiny poem about cocooning by Rhona Greene

My mother is a silkworm deep inside her cocoon, quietly spinning silk.
When the time is right she will emerge, safe and well, in her glorious robes.

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Hello there, my mother is 85 years young and cocooning. We both think it’s a wonderful and protective concept and very important. Watching her this morning having her breakfast at a distance these words come to mind and a friend suggested they made a poem and to send in to you. Many thanks and stay safe.

 

3 Comments

  1. Beautiful words, Rhona. Well done.

  2. Gorgeous Rhona Greene. I thought it was Carol Ann Duffy when I first read it.

  3. Lovely image.

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