Inspired by LLoyd Hamrol's Log Ramps

A poem with a doodle of a face that has the label "mom [heart]", and a photo of the Log Ramps sculpture

Inspired by LLoyd Hamrol's Log Ramps

Poem by Grace McCarthy

 

Eyes droopy, movement sluggish but somehow still exerting continuous warm-

hearted energy, the young woman sighed with relief as her fingers ran along

sturdy, sculpted log panels. Before the woman could balance herself against the

new-found support, a shriek of "see you later mommy," came from her daughter

bolting across the grassy area. The mother collected herself by closing her

eyes but when she opened them her palms had become rough and worn down

from time, she needed to sit more than ever, and her daughter had grown up to

be 18 years of age. "See you later mom," the daughter said as she bent down to

give her mom one last goodbye before taking off. The mother finally took her

seat on the bleachers of life as she watched her daughter walk on her own.

 

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