A natural beauty
But unaware
Of all that she offered
To those who cared
About this woman
Of quiet grace
She held me close
When I was small
Kissed skinned knees
And made all
The tears go away
On those days
She was drew me pictures
To color and paint
She was my mother
My very own saint
She would wash
And curl my hair
Make up stories
I loved to
Hear her tell
One night, when
I was hit by a car
She knelt by my
On the street
And when I asked her
If I could go to sleep
She begged me stay awake
She stroked my face
And made me calm
My mother could do it all
Oh how I long for
Those days of old
When mother could
Make could take
Away the wrongs
With just a touch of her hand
Kiss the boo boos
And make me smile
Now I am the mother
With children of my own
I only pray that I
Can be half
The mother she was
Twenty-eight years ago, Stan Parker and Angela Carpenter broke off their engagement when each wanted to go their separate ways.
Stan became a sheriff’s deputy, married a dispatcher, and had a daughter. His wife died 7 years ago leaving him l
Book 5, the final story in the Wilderness Series--A marvelous and fantastic journey, enjoy little known history crafted with original, brilliant unforgettable moments, unforgettable characters, and an unforgettable adventure that will keep you shakin