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Writer's pictureSteve C

Margaret’s Bun

Updated: Jan 4, 2022

It was two-thirty on a morning back in sixty-four,

and we met in a small hall between our rooms.


She stood robed with hair fanned over both shoulders,

light from the street made a dark silhouette

of her body.


With her silvery hair flickering

as she faced me,

she turned, and

I could see

the light in her hair

cascaded, falling off her back

to her waist.


It was the only glimpse I recall

of Grandmother,

with her hair down.


The first time​

I noticed​

how beautiful she was​

as a woman.

--Tim Cusick


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Evy
Sep 07, 2022

" It was the only glimpse I recall

of Grandmother,

with her hair down."


My grandma wore her long, gray hair in a French Roll--always, except when I might catch a glimpse at night. Thanks for bringing this memory back to me, Tim.

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