Haiku My Heart ~ Small Stiches

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Dec 09, 2022

Lea Goode-Harris

"Strawberry Cheesecake" Christmas ornament, stitched by mother, Nydia Goode

small stitches in time

radiate a mother's love

fills my home with cheer

Every year... I pull out the strawberry ornaments

that my mother gave me year after year,

until she was no longer here to do so.

I cherish them.

As well as all the other pieces of Christmas that she stitched for me over the years.

There is also a little black dog, that my dear friend's mother stitched for our little schipperke, decades ago.

They all come out for these long nights

and radiate such beauty to be found in a simple gesture

and stitch of love.

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