I wish you the stars up above
I wish the best for you my dearest love
When moon beams dance that is your chance
For the love that is your perfect romance
I wish you love and hopes and dreams, I wish you joy and endless schemes.
When seasons change and time is lost
We can't get that back believe it or not.
Don't forget the time we shared
Don't forget the times we've cared.
So on this day I send to you
A wish from my heart that will never end.
So go forth and be the man,
And lean lifes lessons as best you can.
Someday when I am gone
My love for you will carry on.
The love we have for our children and the lessons we convey to them shall never grow old, nor will they ever be forgotten. Thank you for sharing this tribute to your son.
Aside from the comment that Axilea mentioned about 'lean' needing to be 'learn,' a wonderful piece that could be widely shared by many parents, seeking to express their thoughts to their children.
this is so touching and sweet.I'm sure your son will love reading this poem just like he loves you very much.I know you have done a fine job of raising him to be the man that he is today.He is lucky to have you as his mother.you take care of yourself
"don't forget"...
So many sentences begin this way,
when we think of a letter to our children.
Simple and true.
(I think lean must be learn, third line from the end)
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The love we have for our children and the lessons we convey to them shall never grow old, nor will they ever be forgotten. Thank you for sharing this tribute to your son.
Aside from the comment that Axilea mentioned about 'lean' needing to be 'learn,' a wonderful piece that could be widely shared by many parents, seeking to express their thoughts to their children.
Thanks,
Jill
This is such a beautiful poem, so full of emotion I can almost touch it. You must be a wonderful mother.
All my best wishes.
Denise Nowakowski
Be always safe,
Karen
Edwin
So many sentences begin this way,
when we think of a letter to our children.
Simple and true.
(I think lean must be learn, third line from the end)
Axilea