So imperfect, so she felt
in this hand that she'd been dealt.
She would often say...
"I'm the stupidest person I know."
When she said this, my face would glow.
I loved her stupidity and imperfection,
it made me understand the need for correction.
If she didn't know all that there is to know,
then maybe there's a chance for me to learn to row
my little red boat through life's uncharted waters,
so that one day I can be called Leola's daughter.
I still call her, all the time
and she answers, "Girlchild, it's your dime."
I tell her every little thing
and she answers, "Yes, sometimes this life does sting."
But "keep moving," I hear her say...
"Keep moving and take time to pray."
"Lift your face and cup your ear.
All of life's answers you will eventually hear."
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