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Your in me Blessing you send me My love for you is cemented so deep I couldn't disappoint you and cause my eternal sleep Inspires me to move forward grasping feats Resilient detaching grief Taught me my mind is my greatest weapon now remove the sheath Baby boy you called when I was held in ya arms I was sheltered from harm Provided me wisdom now ignorance is foreign Physically vanished but spiritually you're never gone You gave me high expectations And I'll be damn if I break them Writing is this is hard because I can't find the right words At your grave sight grows roses and flies birds Casket lowers tears splurge As the pastor reads a biblicAl verse And memorires ressurrect You taught me valuable lessons I'll never forget You made feel I was bound for success Nobody can stop me I'm my own biggest threat Greatest memory Is when you were declining mentally And didn't have the ability To make out any family I didn't want you to forget me so greeting you I tried to avoid But my heart filled with joy When you said baby boy I don't smile often But that brung a smile as they buired you coffin I have your intense personality So real I'll straighten a person reality Long ago assisted in satin fatality Gave me life goals now give me the tally sheet Now watch As I rally feats You made a man who is filled with great values Intelligent resilient , success bound too Speak up for himself raises his volume Never timid So forever you'll always be mended With my soul til the day I'm lifted I'm just like you, A mirror image

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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Date: 9/23/2010 4:18:00 AM
Very serious touchy write on Mirror image, a.m.
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Date: 9/23/2010 2:50:00 AM
Values passed down to the son from the fahter, this is why he is never truly gone. Excellent but sad piece.
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