I Still Hear My Mama Singing
in Aging Poems
Mama with her babies in her rocking chair, she sings
The soothing sound of lullabies,
Her voice so sweetly rings.
Singing in her rocking chair,
in Aging Poems
Mama with her babies in her rocking chair, she sings
The soothing sound of lullabies,
Her voice so sweetly rings.
Singing in her rocking chair,
in Husband Poems
I didn't take a chance, so to speak
We're just following God's lead
He asked me if I would marry him
Holding hands on bended knee
in Spiritual Poems about Death
My children, it's been a little while
And perhaps a lot more days,
So I'm sending you this message as
I have joyful things to say.
While on this ride on the road called life
It's best to take it all in stride
Take the good with the bad,
Be joyful when you're sad,
in Spiritual Poems about Death
I've loved and worshiped my whole life long,
I've lent a fair hand now and then.
I've praised the best, I've prayed for the rest.
I comfort the lonely once again.
in Mother Daughter Poems
Mom,
When I was just a little tot, I followed after you.
I asked to help by saying, "Me do, me do, me do."
I suppose I was a nuisance, a problem in many ways,
in Spiritual Poems about Nature
When the day becomes an evening
And I've seen the passing sun
I know I've heard the last little chirp
Of songs the birds have sung
You write beautifully. I must look out for more of your poems. Very best wishes, Ann
You came to us as a Princess
A pretty Granddaughter baby girl
So full of love and laughter
A sparkling diamond in this world
in Spiritual Poems about Death
Is there a window In heaven Lord?
A window to look out and see
From a window up above Lord
For my loved ones to look down on me
in Valentine Poems to Husbands
I love you, my Valentine.
My Valentine, I do.
My Valentine, full of
Sweetness.