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Subject: Re: Love Parent, Love Child Mirror Poem Author: Moonchild [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 22:50:17 03/23/02 Sat Author Host/IP: dsl092-233-245.phl1.dsl.speakeasy.net/66.92.233.245 In reply to: Wanda 's message, "Re: Love Parent, Love Child Mirror Poem" on 12:48:12 03/23/02 Sat Wanda, I thought that might confuse someone. It's how I felt after he was born and still now sometimes due to my Bipolar Illness. Sometimes it's very confusing and hard for me to appear as daddy or grandmom, etc...to him in my actions and sometimes I feel he might not like me because I seem different or "weird." Sometimes it makes me feel like he wants a different mom or something like that. My mom and dad think I never even should have had him and that just hurts. Thanks for reading and your comments :) >Karen; This is certainly an interesting poem. It >causes one to wonder if there were a child that you >have lost touch with since he was an infant. There is >a sadness to this poem, which is also very well >written. Wanda > > > >>LOVE PARENT, LOVE CHILD MIRROR POEM >> >>A little baby boy, >>I remember his smile, his laugh, his cry. >>He is not my son though I could >>Of swore he breathed with me, ate with me, >>Sang with me, too. >>Little child, if you are there, >>Who are you? >>What is your name? >>Do you know me as I know you? >>Talk to me. >>Tell me, do you >>Belong with me? >>I know I can’t be who you need me to be. >>But I just can’t help it, for I love you so. >> >>I just can’t help it, for I love you so >>But I know I can’t be who you need me to be. >>Belong with me, >>Tell me, do you? >>Talk to me. >>Do you know me, as I know you? >>What is your name? >>Who are you? >>Little child, if you are there? >>I could have swore he sang with me, >>Ate with me, breathed with me too. >>He is not my son though. >>I remember his smile, his laugh, his cry, >>A little baby boy. >> >>© Karen Davies [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]