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LOVE AND REMEMBRANCE � The wounds his death inflicted Were opened up today The blood ran freely once again As I watched the child at play The scars I thought were fading were livid once again The memories came flooding back To drown my heart in pain � Oh how I long to hold him To kiss his little brow So much I never told him Too late to tell him now � Wounds will heal, scars will fade Pain will disappear With time,the mighty healer Working year by year Till someday watching children play Will no longer bring a tear Just a smile of fond remembrance For the child I loved so dear
� When you look at me I wish you'd see Not the twisted trunk of a withered tree But an active mind that wanders free Free of the chains that imprison me � I dance with beauties dark and fair I conquer mountains because they're there I witness joys beyond compare While my body waits in a wheelchair � You do not mean to be unkind If you'd stop and chat then you would find My body's crippled but not my mind And I'm thankful they are not entwined � My world is filled with wondrous things For I know not what tomorrow brings I may find a grove of fairy rings Or float away on angels wings�
� � � What will I be when I grow up? I can't make up my mind I have so many options I think I'll take my time And try my hand at a bit of this Perhaps a lot of that! I could instruct some classes In "The Fear of getting Fat" I could be a politician But I'm overqualified I've lived with all the issues From poverty to suicide Perhaps I'll just be happy To find I'm still alive Oh well, not to worry I'm only sixty five
� Is there sunshine above the darkened clouds? Does the arid earth hide streams below? Are there pleasant dreams in endless sleep? Soon I will know � � |
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June Wilson
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Date Last Modified: 5/5/00