A poem for my son. I watch in wonder, at my son as he darts off, at a run He skids to a stop and squats down to pick up the worms, on the ground. Picking them up, with the giggest grin Putting them in his pocket, as fast as he can. He runs back to me, with his pockets packed My heart is smiling, at this boyish act. He shows his trophies, with innocent eyes These magic moments, I hold deep inside. He doesn't stay long, for there's much more to get Though his pockets are bulging, he'll make them fit. These are the days, I can only see in my mind. For my life now, is at a difficult time. I don't go out, after it rains outside For I can't face the worms, that make me cry. Lifer I love you J. |