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Sharman Burson Ramsey Mary Andrews |
The Trade Off
I passed a mirror on my way,
Its image haunted me that day.
It wasn't me-how could it be
Just some trick being played, you see.
For I remember being young,
And tall. And thin. And blond.
In fashion, I was quite a sight,
with hair just so, and clothes just right.
But wait!! What is this I hear?
Little feet are drawing near!
With giggles pealing like silver bells,
they fill my arms, and I can tell,
no place for thoughts I can not carry,
for they are calling their "GrandMary!
OUR DAY
"Stickle Me, Brooks!, Cause I want to play!"
Rosemary teased, as she ran away.
"Cooper! Come on!! Chase me and hide.
Lets run down the hall, at the end we can slide!"
It's been school work, and busy, all day long,
now Mama's in the kitchen, and Daddy's at home.
When supper is ready, we'll sit down and pray,
to thank God for each other, and for blessing our day.
Now it's homework, and fun time, and stories to tell,
and time to relax, and sit for a spell.
As night settles down, our day is complete,
and we're off to our beds, to fall fast asleep.
Mary Andrews
March,2010
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