Please don’t over-work Laura
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She sat throughout the night
Why she sat she didn’t know
All she knew was there was purpose
For a story must be told
She worked her hands so delicate
Finely stiching every seam
Creating something Magnificent
For the world to see.At last it reached its end
The most beautiful gown of all
The world could do nothing
But look on in Awe
Her talant was unquestionable
A symbol there was hope
That each and every being
Could be creative if they wantThe world came from far and wide
Looking at the beautiful sight
Each and every king and queen
Offered all their treasuries
Yet she turned down all
For she made this for someone special
and as the one she waited for
Finally approached
She handed to them the garment
Of which greed could not touch.Then at last it was over,
The world demanded more
But she shrugged them off
And shook her head saying no.
And as she finally lay,
Down to rest at last
It reminded everyone
Humanity has its flaws.So as a reminder
This here has been written
A memoir of a story
About the talanted Laura Crafter 🙂
In hopes she can remember,
Not to over-do her work
and perhaps as a statement
That rest is important too.
About The Author
Matty is a 37 year old girl who is an Autistic Poet, Writer and Artist and lives alone in Christchurch New Zealand with a kitty! Matty has given many talks on autism and about being unique in a world that's often not accepting, Matty has also engaged with artist and worked on Art projects Matty usually works on an Art project at the same time as a writing one! This means posts can be a bit delayed!
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You are the best, Sweet Matty!
Thank you so much….