Een verdraagzaam kind...
de wind in de wilgen,
spelen met het gras eronder,
welke dag is het vandaag,
die hitte van vandaag?
Wat een mooie dag,
laten we in het hooi spelen
of is het nog te koud?
Het is nog lente
en omstreeks middernacht kwamen de weeën,
onze schattige tweede kleinzoon,
wordt geholpen door de verloskundige,
hoe lief is zijn uiterlijk,
ik zie in hem een verdraagzaam kind,
twee dagen geleden op dinsdag
vertelde ik mijn schoondochter:
Ik heb gedroomd over haar en de baby,
ze lacht introvert en zegt:
laten we afwachten,
de baby zit nog steeds in mijn buik....
Dank U Heer, dat U altijd bij ons bent.
Tuan Ilya Tan wordt twee dagen later geboren,
op Donderdag 12 maart 2020 om 00: 53 uur
53 minuten na middernacht.
©Sylvia Frances Chan
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Spring has come with the birth of a fortunate child by God's grace. A cute grandson is ever admired an affectionate grandmother. You see in him a child of forbearance. We feel very happy reading such a lovely poem which reflects your affection and as a grandmother you have interestingly expressed your view in this tender poem. We also thank Lord like you. This is a great write....10 Very amazing sharing...
Thank you so much Respected Master Poet Kumarmani Mahakul Sir, your visit I appreciate highest and your responce and feedback I value as most precious. I feel me blessed by your words
Reading this Dutch version we feel very happy. A great day may come with broader sense and we may feel the effective essence of life. This poem is an interesting poem beautifully penned.10
God's Blessings be greatest for you and your beloved great family. Amen
Once again thank you so much for your great words of appreciations, I feel humbled and honoured and flattered. God
I have read its English translation. God's greatest blessings is upon you and your family. You are a nice poetess. Thank you very much.10
Thank you so much dear poetess for your lovely response upon this poem. He is now indeed a child of forbearance, God's greatest gift to us as one family. Thank you poetess Budhashaya for your precious words