Someday Mother (poem) by Debra Faulconer Baker on AuthorsDen

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Someday Mother by Debra Faulconer Baker Thursday, February 15, 2007 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan The warmth of a baby souls' heart. The piece I dedicated to "Rose" in loving memory of her child.
Mother From the heavens above You are still with me Someday you will come There is no hurry I am now one of the heavenly Angels' Tender of the Roses awaiting you someday Tis' here I hold you close each day When sadness falls upon your heart Tis' my spirit that soothes your tears and crumbling heart Someday Mother you will see A Kingdom so beautiful in Heaven with me Copyright 2005
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Reviewed by Andre Bendavi ben-YEHU	3/20/2007

Blessed are those that have a heart filled with mother's love pumping grace scented with the perfume of humanity. "Someday Mother" is painted with color from a a rainbow of love and gratitude. In admiration, Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU




Reviewed by Joyce Bowling	2/15/2007

Awe this one tugs at the heart...a beautiful, touching, and moving write Debra, enjoyed this heartfelt and loving write. Blessings, Joyce Bowling




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	2/15/2007

This is a soul reaching poem, Debra; very moving. Love shines throughout theses verses. Thank you. Love and peace to you, Regis