Cosette Brazeau
My Salvation
Lies in a little tin can
At the foot of a dresser
A little dream resting on a hardwood floor
Waxing and waning.
Every child needs something or other to snuggle up to
Or reach out for
And believe is alive and listening
A little dirt
A few weeds and a wind blowing
Some cotton to drag through it
And hold tight to.
Something soft
Something real
A good, old, friend.