Through a Mother's eyes

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    Through a Mother's eyes

    Have you seen my little boy?  He's grown up so tall.
    A few years have passed, since I held him, oh, so small.
    It's been a hectic time and I didn't stop to see,
    but was startled when I noticed what a handsome lad was he.
    His hair has darkened from bright red, to a dashing auburn hue.
    And he has his father's twinkle in those eyes of royal blue.
    I quietly stepped into his room, my daily chores were done.
    I vowed to catch the moments of that little man, my son.

    My little boy will, too soon, become a grown man.
    Until that time comes, let me hold him while I can.
    Let me kiss away his aches and pains, and rock him off to sleep.
    For I too, have growing pains, and memories to keep.


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    Mareann commented on Through a Mother's eyes

    08-11-2009

    Lovely , lovely poetry, I enjoyed your writing, very much! mareann

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