Thin but brave bones
bending but seldom
or just sometimes breaking.
With muscles built
for exercise— gripping,
typing, or clenching.
The puzzle of fingers
and palms, I thought
need not completing.
Until my right had
felt your left—
oh, this is what
complete means.
—
A Reading Writer 
Nice last stanza about the meaning of completeness.
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Thank you, Frank!
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How have you been?!
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I have been good. But busy. How are you?
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Love that ending, complete. Excellent poem!
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Aww. Thank you, Sascha!
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I love how you came from the puzzle to completeness. Sweet
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Aww. Thank you, Bjorn. Puzzles can be sweet. I think
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Very nice quadrille, especially the last few lines. Thanks for sharing.
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Yay! Thank you, Maria!
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Exceptionally beautiful!
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Oh you are a darling! Thank youuu
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You’re utmost welcome, dear!
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😘😘😘😘
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I especially love
“The puzzle of fingers
and palms”
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Awww.. Thank you, De!
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Wonderful explanation of completion!
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You write every genre with the same amount of finesse and mastery. Even the minutest details are taken care of. I sometimes wonder how you can think of what to write. And every time you come up with amazing things and feelings and situations to write about. Salute!
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Oh thank you for the writing prompts. 😅 Im happy you like this cheesy poem.
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One of the most beautiful puzzles of all….hands entwined in love. Ver nice take on the prompt.
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Awww. I cannot agree more with the hands as puzzles. Thank you, Mish!
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