Two Brothers, One Roof Poem by Susan Lacovara
Two Brothers, One Roof
That I, so well, tonight might sleep
Two brothers, one roof, their dreams to keep
Wrapped warm together, both heartbeats pound
While mine's, at rest...they're safely sound.
One flew, to join the other's nest
So envious, left grounded, I must confess
How happiness hosts just greeting other's
One roof, one lifetime shared, two brothers.
in the Florida sunshine...I would have loved to stow away....Too much love, to my Two Brothers...Dream, like you did, when we were children and tomorrow...SKIP! ! ! PEACE
Possibly the most valuable possession we own is our love of family... it's so nice to spread around.. and most wonderful to hear about.
To look upon the love between others for which the poet is a part, with joy and peace and happiness for them, is refreshingly greater than its summed parts. A fine write in form and sentiment.
Hopeful in this write, a sibling always a sibling to other no matter how hard times they shared sometimes, even we sibling far in distance but same roof is the sky for us and earth is our home...just we live in far room...a beautiful poem Susan_Soul
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4/19/2024 7:20:02 AM # 1.0.0.1119
This is a beautiful poem. Are they twins? Hope, their wives too will have similar compatible feelings.