MY CHILDREN
by Joanna Gilman Hyde
November 6, The Hawk West Desk Window 9:35pm
I saw The Pain
of His Parents’ Separation
flash across His Teenage Face:
six years later
when to My Son I felt I could confess
a poisonous love I husbanded
too long
am husbanding still — now My Daughter
runs Her Mother’s Risk
of another broken home
the one Eliza’s been homesick for
all Her Life
Bleak thoughts.
I almost didn’t post this, but to my husband (2nd) I declared, “I want my blogging people to know what’s going on in my mind.”