Poems About: SON

beware, my son,
not all species are all like us.
not all creatures have learned to pray and be patient.
Not all know what waiting is all about. read more »

I still cannot remember the first name
of the funeral home but the second name
was Hooverman I think
and as I tried to follow the mapquest directions read more »

My son, your mother left you and me alone
and she had flown to the heaven by leaving us in hell
Has she forgotten our love for her?
Her smiling picture on the wall brings me nonstop tears read more »

Geppetto took a block of wood
With knife in hand he tried
To carve his path to fatherhood
With a son wood could provide read more »

The baby cries
As a bullet comes through the window
As the father slowly dies
Whiile the mother doesn't react read more »

Don't weep for me when I am gone,
Hold each other close and carry on.
I loved you all each and everyone,
At last I now join my beloved son. read more »

From the first day my eyes saw him I knew my life was complete, the pride within
Me begged to shut out, announcing to the world the joyous love I felt inside,
Tears rolled down my face uncontrollable from the happiness I felt inside. NIne long
months came and went, eagerly I awaited to see my son, "My Son" these words hold read more »

Oh Lord, what lesson would you teach me now?
As low, beneath this burden I do bow
A heart near breaking, crying out for our son's life
Struggling to surrender and be free from strife. read more »

'There's nobody in
But the light is on
And a chair just creaked,
Did you hear it, son? read more »

You’ve been gone for eight years
But all of your good memories still here
Right here in our hearts and minds
A agood son, a good brother, good uncle and a good friend like you is hard to find read more »

Son's loss-Father's own
He looks at those eyes,
With eyes equally dry,
As though his son's presence in disguise, read more »

Joseph ordered to load corn bags,
With their money inside the sacks,
On the back of their donkeys:
But they weren't aware of this. read more »