Son Poem by I M Swan

Son

Rating: 5.0


Strangers walk in distant lands
In jungles dense, on desert sands
But who'd have thought I'd live with one
Or give him love and call him son

The pride I felt to see you walk
The joy I had to hear you talk
From babe in arms through toddler years
I kissed your hurts and dried your tears

The teen years came with such defiance
Wrapped in rage and bitter silence
The bond we shared has grown apart
The pain I feel has broke my heart

I did my best through times of strife
You gave me love, you've blessed my life
I love you son, I want no other
For after all, I am your Mother

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
James B. Earley 29 June 2008

So near and yet so far apart! This is a poignant story....vividly portrayed. Excellent composition.

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Deanna More 30 January 2007

Extremely powerful poem that truly evokes the emotions of it's reader. Wonderful, Patty! Great artistry. Deanna xx .

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