Loving Poem about Family

How wonderful and special to be part of a big family that lives harmoniously.

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I am on my second scrapbook for my 18 year old Granddaughters. The first one I did I found this poem and thought that it could have been written just for me. It made me cry it's such a...

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The Blessings Of A Big Family

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Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006 with permission of the Author.

The blessings of a big family
are only seen by a few
A few of the chosen ones
that God has given this blessing to

The blessings are so numerous
it's hard to even start
to number or to name them but
they all hold a place in the heart

The heart of every person in a
big family is unique
its uniqueness makes us special
and should not be critiqued

The memories that are made
are more precious than gold
from babies to weddings
from young and to old

From grandparents to grandchildren
and everyone in between
the many special relationships that are built
and could have never been foreseen

Thank you God
for my big family I will treasure
through the good times and bad
the memories could not be measured

Thank you God
for birthdays, simple get-togethers and even the tears
for I pray that these blessings
last many, many more years

To have a big family
can be a lot of work, not just play
but life is too short
so I THANK GOD FOR MY BIG FAMILY TODAY!

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  • Eleanor Bruce by Eleanor Bruce
  • 12 years ago

I am on my second scrapbook for my 18 year old Granddaughters. The first one I did I found this poem and thought that it could have been written just for me. It made me cry it's such a beautiful poem. It now will take pride of place in all my grandchildren's scrapbooks. I have another one this year and having nine Grandchildren it will be well used over the coming years God willing.
Thank you and I hope this lets you know how much your poems reach others. This is from the Isle of Man UK

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