My brother and sister
Up a mountain they wanted to climb
I was working, but if I hadn't been
I would have been too afraid to try
So they took a dollar dolly
Pretending it was me
Which helped them recreate
Growing up siblings...we three
So climb up that very mountain
Our dad did years and years ago
To the top they went with dollar dolly
And so proud they were
That they surely did glow
I am lucky to have a family
That would go such lengths to show
Me that my fears can be conquered
Just ask Mini Lynnie
'Cause up up up the mountain
She did go!
Lovely thoughts. Thank you for sharing them, Lynn. Love and peace.
Regis
Reviewed by Richard Christopher Suarez (Reader)
Reviewed on September 6, 2005
Lynn, thanks for sharing your fine offered expression .
Yeah, that's right we can make it to the mountain Top and beyond.
with faith and hope we can anything.
Really Great!!!!
Peace',
Rich Criso Suarez
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I would like a mini-me to climb mountains too!
Thanks for the chuckle.
Regis
Yeah, that's right we can make it to the mountain Top and beyond.
with faith and hope we can anything.
Really Great!!!!
Peace',
Rich Criso Suarez