Now I See Poem by Sylvain Beauchamp

Now I See

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My sight fails me
yet
now I see

A young girl
Many questions
Much to learn
Now, I see

Much worry, through the years
Kids to raise
sleep to lose
Now, I see

Guilt my burden
No fault of mine
Kept a brave face
Now, I see

Had I known
It was ok
To feel joy
Now, I see

Put myself last
The right thing to do
Or was it?
Now, I see

My kids, having kids
History repeats
I did it right
Now, I see

Forgive myself now
How does one know
Until one knows?
Now, I see

My son's love
There unconditionally
My sight may fail me, but,
now, I see

My sight
may fail me
yet NOW,
I see.

After all this time
Now, I see.

Sunday, January 10, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: blindness,family,lessons of life,life,love,mother,son,time
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 29 January 2020

Well expressed thoughts in persuasive expressions with conviction. Really a poignant bit of verse. Thanks for sharing, Sylvain.

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Soul Watcher 11 January 2016

That's fantastic.. Well done Sylvain.

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