A poem by my daughter, Samantha, age 14 and her friend Jen, 15 about my son going away to the Marines. (get out the tissues)
I am worrying about you when you're gone
I wonder why you had to leave so soon.
I hear the keyboard in my dreams.
I see you leaving and broke my heart
because you're gone.
I do not want you to go, I'll miss you too much.
I pretend you're not leaving home so soon.
I feel happy knowing that you're doing something you want to do.
I worry that something's doing to happen to you.
I cry knowing that you're leaving for a long time.
I understand why you wanted to become a Marine.
I dream that you're still here.
I try not to cry when I don't see you around the house.
I'm still worrying about...
'cause you're gone.
Heart stirring and beautiful emotions well expressed. Love and peace. Regis
Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on March 17, 2004
So sad isn't it? Prayer daily for his protection. God hears prayers. Bill Murray
Reviewed by Floria Kelderhouse (Reader)
Reviewed on March 16, 2004
This is so heartfelt...beautiful writing for
a young girl..I hope she continues to write...
I have not read you Janeen..if you are new..
welcome to the Den...floria
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a young girl..I hope she continues to write...
I have not read you Janeen..if you are new..
welcome to the Den...floria