My Son...

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    My Son...

    My Son, all asleep so innocently,
    dreaming of the angels as I dream of reality,
    wishing you a pleasant stay as mommy must one day go away,
    I wonder what you think about,
    so small as you are while growing up so fast;
    A gentle world full of amazement that one cannot quiet grasp.

    My Son, I look into your small brown eyes,
    try to wonder to see if I can describe,
    the world of how you see it but I can only quiet
    grasp the pretension of horror that mommy sees in a world that
    has learned to know how to betray.

    My Son, you are so rare,
    no two fingerprints alike you have,
    no one else's DNA can be the same,
    like a twinkle of an eye is the value of your life,
    My Son, you are apart of me that I value so much

    I do my best to see that you are raised in God's dear love and grace;
    know that our Savior loves you so much that whatever this world gives you;
    God will give you the strength to handle much...

    My Son, I love you so much and know that no matter what...I'll be right there..beckoning you on;
    encouraging you to do your best,
    because no matter what;
    you are just that: My Dearly Beloved Son...

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    Lois commented on My Son...

    11-23-2008

    Enjoy your poem, My Son, was very good. Blesings..

    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

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