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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required THE FAMILY Still came the child in all her energy and essence, her smell of nickel and pumpkin, of lavender and bay; in little songs she's hummed, in her oh so gentle play. A universe herself, before she landed here; in radiant lovely laughter and dropped inside a tear. Then he came too, a baby bunting blue, strong with sinew and happy in his plans, to dig and take apart; to see inside and quiz, and instruct his earnest heart. He came as daddy's hope, with a dream inside his head; he long created plans and the dream was always said. Lady mother, to them both, with soft and creamy skin; and breath to breathe inside herself to give to her and him. She married all in hope, for the best of happy times; and the joy that filled her eyes, she sung in blissful lilting rhymes. Man daddy, rugged as rock and quiet in his thought; could always love them all, for the secret that they brought. He found his life in her. She found her life in him; they laced in focus on their love and spirit kept within. Different in their worlds yet cozy in their minds; that safe would be their life, since that's the tie that binds. Looking up to God, then seeing in each face; their eyes are flecked with stardust, that came awhile from space. A family in a dream, too tiny to be seen; to great to know it's process in the galaxies routine. By: Edlynn Nau Contest: Your Favorite Poem Sponsor: Judy Konos Placed: FIRST PRIZE
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