My Angels

She’s Susan’s younger sister
Karen is her name.
Although I don’t see her much
I love them both the same.

Karen is an Army wife
That’s why she’s not around.
She’s stationed many miles away
In a U.S. Army compound.

She’s the mother of four grandkids
And I sure love all four.
I wish they lived much closer
So I could enjoy them more.

Karen has a handicap
A physical one - in fact
But I won’t go into it
Cause it doesn’t hold her back!

I know if she lived close by
There’s no doubt in my mind
That if I really needed her
She would not be hard to find.

However - distance won’t allow 
And that’s the way I see it.
Physically Karen can’t be there
But she’ll be there in spirit!

Both girls are angels in my eyes
On that I will stand firm.
But there is just one difference
And that I will affirm.

The difference is that Sue’s nearby
And Karen’s far away.
But I love them both with all my heart
That all that I can say! 

















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Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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Jannotti Avatar
March 7, 2010 at 8:03 PM
Thank You Dad, very nice poem I love it, and I Love you, Karen
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March 5, 2010 at 10:14 AM
I am enjoying reading everyone's poetry today. I am glad to see your poetry posted here amongest the others I am reading today Ralph. Wishing you a weekend filled with love and inspiration. Love, Carol
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March 4, 2010 at 7:08 PM
They sound like the loveliest of Angels Ralph and they are all yours to luv and treasure.. such emotion in your beautiful expressions of luv... enjoyed.. luv.. "Sweetheart" ..thankxxx for sharing and for your special comments on my poetry tonight.. luv..
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