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If you were an artisan, picking up your silver needle and floss The talent in your nimble fingers could not embroider my life.
If you were a potter, picking up your clay at your wheel The skill in your sensitive hands could not mold a vessel of my life
If you were a painter, picking up your brushes and watercolor palette, The creativity in your soul Could not paint my life.
If you were an old woman, picking up your patchwork pieces and worn needle, The wisdom of your years, the love in your heart could sew a patchwork quilt of my life.
Peggy McConnell-Dobbins June 21, 1989 |
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