Wednesday, April 1, 2020

Hands, a Poem in honor of National Poetry Month


Hands
Diane Saienni Albanese
April 1, 2020



Hands are for washing
Twenty times a day
Fingers splayed 
Scrub tops with vigor
Isolate thumbs
Poke under nails
Swish with pure water
Twenty times a day

Adapt to this world
Think forward 
To a time when poems
Won’t be just warnings
Of danger or peril
When a poem will serve 
To elevate 
And illuminate

Faith in little rituals
Washing hands now
But preparing 
For hands 
To embrace
Each other again
Handshakes and hugs
Humanity’s salvation

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