It was not so much the forest I missed but one certain tree that smaller piece of me had clawed his way up cradled by arms older and stronger than my own
An awkward bird feeling the eagle inside poised to fly where such trees do not flourish and I could not follow.
Awwwww, Dennis, this is the most precious write I've read about a parents letting go! This is going in my library! Thank you for sharing...
In Spirit,
Bear
Reviewed by Anna Marie Fritz (Reader)
Reviewed on August 30, 2003
The image/analogy is great, Dennis. And I know the feeling well. From the day we send our child out to school for the very first time, to the day they are "released" to that new pair of arms...the wrenching is the same.
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In Spirit,
Bear