My Little Man

My Little Man

I looked at you when you were born
I said theres my little man
Had such a serious look about you
I knew right then you might be
a lawyer a doctor or even a scientist
You learned everything so early
I can do it all MYSELF
was the attitude you had(have)
when you learned to talk,
i thought maybe NO would be
your very first word, as it
turns out it was MOMMY.
Wont be long until you turn
the big THIRTEEN, a teenager now
My has the time flew by
much too fast
We've have our ups and downs
got through them the best
we knew how
You are still learning who you are
it takes some time
but you are a good kid who is
growing up to be a man
You are sensitive and caring
and full of life
Yet what I hope for
is that this big ol world
will be good to you
Please know I love you very much
Couldn't ask for a better son
no matter your choices in life
or who you will become
I'm here for you always
The decisions I've made the
last couple years
were always made with you in mind
I hope someday you will look back
and know I did it all
just because
I love you 'my little man'.

Er,

I could think of something sweet, but the only thing coming to mind was the movie where Burt Reynolds played a mobster buying meat.......... While at his boys 13th birthday...............

So Burt gave his boy a "call girl"....... It's really what came to mind.

S&F

I remember that movie.

Not something a mother wants to think about....Eww....:p

Thanks for reading...

Nice! I like it very much.

Thank you...I'm learning little by little about this whole writing thing.

That is beautiful! They grow up way to fast!!!!!!

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Thank you Greenize I like your writing that you do, so I really appreciate you taking the time to read what i wrote.

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Now that one, I enjoyed as I have children as well. That was very nice and I had to add a star and flag because it reminded me of all the feelings associated with having your own children. Thanks notsosweet.

I loved it, it reminded me exactly what I went through two years ago, my son is fifteen now. Beautifully done!