My Son

by Tim Bradshaw   Jan 9, 2006


The amazing feeling his presence brings,
Allows me to make out how much I care.
I never felt these immense feelings,
I can't elucidate life lacking him there.

The time we spend is so full of heaven,
From playing with trucks to big red balloons.
I do not recall one dull instant,
Not even our regular nap at noon.

I wish for a change he could come back with me,
And return to the place where he belongs.
But it seems my thoughts are a bit crazy,
Because everyone things I am wrong.

I've learned the hardest part about being a dad,
To see your baby's tears when he is hurt.
You stand him upright and shed tears yourself,
Then carefully your there to brush off the dirt.

As days go by I see myself thinking,
How big he's getting and how fast he's growing,.
I can't believe the alter in my life,
My love for him I am always showing.

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  • 18 years ago

    by Loulou

    THIS POEM IS WONDERFUL I LIKE IT AWESOME WORK

    5/5
    LOVE ALWAYS TABBY

  • 18 years ago

    by Wasted Fake Smiles

    Aww how sweet...i again can sence emotion...i love this poem as well...ur work is very appealing! 5/5!

    ~*Who Cares?*~

  • 18 years ago

    by Letty

    This is beautiful . I can relate to this poem especially since I too have s child . It seems as though nothing else in life really matters when your child is in your presence . You really wrote this one well friend . Your son will love it, when he's old enough to read it that is . Keep up the good work..

    xoxoxxo