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Father Big And Son So Small
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TITLE (EDIT)
Father Big And Son So Small |
DESCRIPTION
From deep Love and admiration.
[111 words] |
AUTHOR
Erin Megan Lindner |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
Writing records feelings and emotions of my life that have confronted, challenged,inspired and scared me. As the seasons and tides have changed and formed the face of our Universe and the lives of many.
[October 2001] |
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (1)
The River (Poetry) Natures beauty intwined with love and Gods creation. [67 words]
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Father Big And Son So Small
Erin Megan Lindner
I see your heads together Father Big and Son So Small, faces radiating with joy. Projecting Laughter unforced and true, music to my ears and
pride into my heart.
Smiles so large like precious magic gold a treasure that is true.
Encased with tender feelings two hands do fall together, Father Big and Son So Small. Exploring. Guiding. Learning.
Intent on discovery,his eyes implore to you for
guidance, trust and love. Son So Small to Father
Big.
Conversations pass like the secrets in the wind from lips to ears exchange a private interlude.
I look upon with the knowledge safe and strong to those who mean so much to me. A bond of Father
Big and Son So Small
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"beautiful just plain beautiful i love it. Its from the heart please review my work i would like to here what you have to say thank you . I love this poem" -- Charles Johnson, Baltimore, MD, United States.
"How beautiful your poem is. It is refreshing to read. I sometimes think you have to sort of "trance yourself" to write poems like that. Thanks for sharing." -- Randy Barfield.
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
© 2001 Erin Megan Lindner |
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
October 2001 |
NUMBER OF TIMES TITLE VIEWED
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