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A GRANDMOTHER'S PRAYER
If I were granted any wish, I'd tell you what
I'd do ~ I'd wish my kids were small again, for
just a month or two. To hear their squeals of
laughter, to watch them while at play, and when
they asked me to join in, I'd not say, "not today."
To hug again their chubby frames, to kiss away
their tears, and cherish childhood innocence that's
washed away with years. Then when it's story time
again, I'd stay a little longer, to answer questions,
sing the songs, so memories would be stronger.
But time is callous, wishes myths, yet God in His
great wisdom, has given me another chance before
I join His kingdom. The face may not be quite same,
the name is changed, 'tis true, and yet the smile that
radiates reminds me so of you. ~
If I were granted any wish, I'd tell you what
I'd do ~ I'd wish my kids were small again, for
just a month or two. To hear their squeals of
laughter, to watch them while at play, and when
they asked me to join in, I'd not say, "not today."
To hug again their chubby frames, to kiss away
their tears, and cherish childhood innocence that's
washed away with years. Then when it's story time
again, I'd stay a little longer, to answer questions,
sing the songs, so memories would be stronger.
But time is callous, wishes myths, yet God in His
great wisdom, has given me another chance before
I join His kingdom. The face may not be quite same,
the name is changed, 'tis true, and yet the smile that
radiates reminds me so of you. ~
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