Blossom of Spring

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Blossom of Spring

Darling child, so little, yet so bright.
Eleven years ago you came into my life.
So small and delicate, such a bright hope.
So many dreams are instilled in you,
Wanting and hoping for such a future in you.
Seeing so many changes day by day,
Nothing stays the same, come what may.
Once you were so small, so dependent on me.
Look at you now, almost a woman I see.
Growing so fast, so quick, changing all the time.
I look at you and see my precious child.
I look again and see this woman on the verge of being her own.
So worried about your future,
My hopes and dreams are there for you.
Wanting the best for you,
Wanting the world for you,
Thinking of all you can and will be.
My darling child please realize, I only want the best for you.
You were so wanted,
Planning was there, but you came on your own time.
Daughter with all my love for you,
I will want to see the wondrous woman you will become.

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tazz317tazz317almost 12 years ago
A CHILD ARRIVES

and the seasons change. TK U MLJ LV NV

LeBrozLeBrozover 17 years ago
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Admirable expressions

Of a mother's love for her daughter;

Seems a bit bogged down when

These feelings want to soar.

YDDYDDalmost 20 years ago
Blossom of Spring

A mother's heartfelt note to her daughter.

It makes me wonder why it would be posted on an adult content site.

It seems out of place here in its innocence.

Constructurally this poem might benefit by some fresher phrases.

The emotional theme is common.

The words don't have to be trite.

Keep writing

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