I Heard a Little of the Old Bubbling
I heard a little of the old bubbling
This morning on the phone – first
Surgery one, then, two, then there were none.
Then I muse about the ladies who never
See their children, nor hear their laughs,
Those far away on mountains or on seas who won’t be back,
And I know now there are the cruelest of cruel viruses,
There have been those ugly things before,
Though I have grown old and most likely will go on before,
But you, you are light hearted, and have faith and belief,
I love you my child, and I will hold back tears that you teach me,
But to have you this day would be this Saturday's relief.
Copyright © Sunlite Wanter | Year Posted 2020
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