MY HOW TIME SLIPS AWAY
By Donna Brown Bowles ©
July 16, 2018
You have been gone so long.
We wished You weren’t so far away.
We pray for you every night.
Zoey prayed for you to come home today.
Well, I thought you might want to know that zoey graduated from kindergarten today.
His smile, how it lit up the room.
He so reminded me of you.
All the other moms were there.
His teacher said, sometimes he’s happy, but most of the time he misses you.
Oh how we wish that you were there.
All the kids sang a song.
To thank the mom’s that came along.
But Zoey didn’t participate.
He just sat alone.
And wrote you a little poem.
The teacher said he could read his now.
But Zoey said he’s saving it for a special day.
When his mom comes home.
With every day that’s gone by, another memory slips away.
All the springs, summers, and falls and, lonesome winters without you here.
My, how time slips away.
Zoey said to send his love.
His eyes filled up with tears as, he looked at your picture on the wall.
I guess that’s how life becomes when moms are sad; the pain takes away all they have.
And son’s dream their dreams at night.
And tears fall all winter.
And summer comes
Eventually.
And time just slips away…
[By Donna Brown (C)
July 16 2018