Daughter mine
I would walk with you
Again
Hand in hand
Down a Carlsbad Village street
On our way for coffee
And buttermilk biscuits
Stopping to window shop
If there was time
I would walk with you
Again
Daughter mine
I would walk with you
Again
My daughter
Along the San Clemente shore
At low tide
Our foot prints following us
In wet sand
The smell of salty sea
Air
Filling our lungs
No words needed
There is beach music
To hear
The sound of the gulls’
High pitched cries
The ocean’s own voice
Its waves rolling in
Rolling out
Rhythms of its
Beating heart
I would walk with you
There
Daughter mine
Again
It has come with the years
As you know
Daughter mine
I no longer walk
Down a village street
No longer walk on wet sand
At low tide
For me
There is no pain
In the remembering
The scenes are images imprinted
In my soul
Come daughter mine
Let us gather time
To sit together
Let us drink myriad
Cups of tea
There is so much
We have to share
You and I
The past is gone gone
My daughter
This is now
Now is our today
I love you
Oh Wendy, you hit this one out of the park. So simple. So right. Thank you. Sari xxoo
Beautiful poem, Mom!
Thank you so much for sharing.
I love you!
Andy
Beautiful!
Lovely, touching, endearing words dear Wendy!
Lovely! What a gift.
Lovely poem, Wendy. Lucky Dina!