To my Mam and Dad
To my Mam and DadĀ
You sat by my bedside and sang me to sleep,
And you calmed all my fear as a child,
You dried all my tears that ran down my cheek,
You were always so gentle and mild.
You guided me through all the days of my youth,
Until then a young man I became,
And from a callow teenager, who was somewhat uncouth,
I began to be proud of my name.
You taught me the pride that a working man had,
In a village of people as one,
And I am so proud of my own Mam and Dad,
That my worship could go on and on.
You left me – I thought – to that heaven above,
And my own life was lonely and poor,
But now you often return here to give me your love,
And I know that you live evermore.
We chat – in our own way – you listen, I speak,
As I tell you my worry and care,
You never reply, except sometimes a sigh,
But always, I know you are there.
I am proud of the love that you left me,
I am proud of the vision you give,
I am proud that you walk, hand in hand in the land,
We call heaven, – the place where you live
God bless you both xx
Mick, ( Your babby xx )
( Copyright Michael Westwood 2014 )
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