Blessed By Angels Twice

ZIGGY

 

 

I was unmasked by insecurity

when first faced with your purity

now aware that wind swept lullaby's

cradled promise untold, always

nurtured never scold.

 

With anxious delegation watching

you both unfold, kissing your little

fingers and toes, now standing on

your own two feet first memories of

this still so sweet, this I remember

so time will never delete.

 

Precious years pass as the clock

tick tock ticks, you've grown so tall

from small finding it hard to stand

aside when steps lead to strides

taking five to summarise.

 

My pride, my flesh such joy

no one else compares eternally

snared a love divided shared.

  • Author: ZIGGY (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 25th, 2018 06:02
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments3

  • Poetic Dan

    A wonderful read and brilliantly expressed. Thank you for sharing

    • ZIGGY

      hello there thanks for the read and great comment a pleasure to share read you soon ,,,,,,,zigs

    • Goldfinch60

      Wonderful poem.

      • ZIGGY

        hi there again thanks for reading my words so glad you liked it ,,,zigs

      • Laura🌻

        Zigs,

        This poem is exquisite in its entirety! You’ve beautifully expressed the love and pride you have for your children!

        As I was enjoying the read, I was envisioning my own two children! Children are a blessing!

        ~Laura~

        P.S.~Is this the poem you said you might post about your two daughters?

        • ZIGGY

          hi many thanks Laura my eldest daughter is also called Laura it was me that thought of the name lol, yes children are a blessing but hard work at times lol, many thanks best regards ,,,,zigs ps yes this is the poem about them ,

          • Laura🌻

            I’m honored with your name choice!😊
            We were destined to meet!
            So I say, “Thank you MPS!”

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