A Lasting Gift
My Uncle Aaron, now deceased,
Once brought me, as a gift,
A game with marbles called Hi-Q,
Which gave me quite a lift.
The base is made of pottery.
It’s circular in style
And sits out in my living room;
I think of him and smile.
I haven’t played in years, although
It’s challenging and fun.
You jump the marbles, hoping that
You’ll end with only one.
That never happens, but last night,
My grandkids tried and tried.
I watched them play and all I felt
Was happiness inside.
How lovely when connections flow
From generations past.
We never know what will live on
From dies that we have cast.
Copyright © Ilene Bauer | Year Posted 2023
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