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A Mothers Prayer
by Larry K. → (All Poetry by Larry K.)
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I remember the first time...
feeling your movement inside me.
How I smiled...
knowing it was you.
And I thank God for my being there.

I remember when you came into this world...
the pain turned to a peaceful calm.
How I smiled...
seeing your for the first time.
And I thanked God for my being there.

I remember the first time I left you alone...
that feeling the emptiness not seeing you.
How I smiled...
when I came back and saw you.
And I thanked God, for my being there.

I remember the pain in my heart...
when I heard you where ill.
How I cried...
wanting it to be me and not you.
But, I thanked God for my being there.

Now I am here...
for you, my darling child.
I am here to smile when you are sad.
Here to hold you tight when you feel ill.
And still, I thank God for my being there.

I remember all my love...
from the time you fluttered inside me...
seeing your first steps...
seeing that smile which can melt the coldest heart.
And I thank God for my being here.

I thank him for allowing me to be your mother.
I thank him for giving you a heart so warm and full...
that all around you can feel.
I thank him for you... and you alone.
And I thank him for letting me be there.

I love you my darling one.
Know that I am here for you always...
watching you grow older each day.
And know I love you more with each passing day.

And for this my loving child...I thank God for letting me be there.

copyright 11/2/01 Larry K

Writen for a friend who's 3 yr old was undergoing chemo and radiation therapy. 

 

 

 

 

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 Reviews of "A Mothers Prayer"
Reviewed on October 7, 2002
such a heartfelt write! it is hard when innocent little ones are sick or have diseases like jra or aids or muscular dystrophy!! bravo for sharing!! love, your friend, karen lynn. (((HUGS)))

Reviewed by Linda Hill
Reviewed on August 29, 2002
OUTSTANDING!!!!! AWESOME!!!!
What a wonderful heart you
have!!!! I pray the child is
better now and healed. When
you get time, read my 2 tributes
to Zack! You have such a caring
heart. I admire you.


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