Men treat the woman, as you would have your daughter’s treated.
Be as a blind man speaking to with a ray of light to share
You hopes and dreams.
Mother’s teach daughters to love themselves and to preserve the temple
Known as body – for a child can have a baby
But only a woman can raise a man
Father’s teach your son’s to respect the future Mother’s of your
Grand children – for a fallen branch can break the back
Of a larger tree
Kindness has no shame – when given with no expectations in return
For there is no weakness in sharing – only strength
With respect
A man will give all of his wealth to preserve his health
So why not build a life of faith
That is base on wealth
Understanding the needs of other’s are the keys to success
For a helping hand will never be refused
Mother’s teach daughters to love themselves and to preserve the temple
Known as body – for a child can have a baby
But only a woman can raise a man
Bravo!
I just a while ago discovered you reading about the poetry reading at Dog Wood Dell. Would that be Dog Wood Dell at Byrd Park in Richmond, Va. I am formerly from that area the fan by the Va Museum.
This piece of poetry is beautiful to say the least. It is a gift to be read and treasured. We are the teacher's in life... Wise wisdom...I so look forward to hearing more of your work.
Be safe,
Karen