My Child

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    My Child

    My Child

    My child, when I first laid eyes on you,
    I knew I had a very precious gift.
    You were so tiny and helpless in my arms,
    I was full of love and a lot of fears.
    I was worried about being a good mother.
    I wanted everything to be perfect for you.
    As you grew, so did all my fears.
    I watched with wonder as you walked.
    I loved to hear you when you talked.
    Now with passing year you change.
    I realize I can never be perfect in raising you.
    I hope I show you the important things.
    Like love, understanding, patience and care.
    Life was much easier when you were little.
    However, as you grow older I love you more.
    With every passing day you get wiser.
    I see your kindness, tenderness, love and cheer.
    You are clever, smart, tough and wise.
    You are all I had hoped for and more.
    As you grow, you always keep me on my toes.
    I know you must follow your dreams.
    My only wish for you, is for you to always be happy.
    If nothing else, there is something you must know;
    I love you no matter where you go or what you do.
    Last thing I want to say is "Thank you, for just being you".

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    Miressi commented on My Child

    02-23-2009

    Gorgeous as always, woman. And Silly, Rae.. this is who it is.. it's about all her monsters :P

    destro commented on My Child

    02-21-2009

    This joint was heartfelt for every parent!! I dug it alot! Shared it with my wife, I even have to admit, I read it to my 4 year old.

    Rae commented on My Child

    02-21-2009

    Beautiful poem! To which child are you refering, too??

    When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

    John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

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