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Just Me
by Sherri Smith
Monday, May 15, 2006
Rated "G" by the Author.
A poem about who I really am.

I am who I am, God made me this way

Just a little plump, and hair quite gray

I cry easily, at the drop of a hat

Seeing someone else cry can make me do that

Lost children will make me sad

A child abuser just makes me mad

When I make friends, they're friends for life

I'm very happy being Steve's wife

I'm blessed with thirteen grandkids, my pride and joy

The latest was a healthy baby boy

I love to write, hate to clean

Try to never be intentionally mean

Even with flaws and some imperfections

God looks at me with love and affection

Perfect in all ways I may not be

I am who I am, I'm just me

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Reviewed by randy smith 3/21/2009

Sherri, My wifes nick name is sherri, and this poem remindes me of her in many ways. I enjoyed it. Randy

Reviewed by John Domino 12/2/2008

Well said!

God made them all in His image..

Amen!

JMD

Reviewed by Lois Christensen 6/8/2008

I hate to clean always too. But make the best of it when I see something needs cleaned. Liked this photo of you and supposedly your grandson. You may not be perfect but as y9u say your are just you. Like this I am that too, just me. Friends?

Reviewed by Frances Seymour 1/10/2008

I love the poem Sheri! My favorite sister-in-law is Sherry Smith too! We have much in common my friend. Keep writing and smiling!
Blessings...Frances

Reviewed by Angela Contreras 9/29/2006

Great Poem. Stay the way you are.
Hugs Angela

Reviewed by Joyce Bowling 9/23/2006

super poem, you seem to have much in common with me, I too am a baby boomer who is living her dream. I love to write and tell stories,I am a grandmother,I am a little too plump, and also have gray in my hair. I love your poem looking forward to reading more...keep up the good work.

Reviewed by MaryGrace Patterson 8/27/2006

You sound like you are just fine ! Life is great ! Cute poem.....M

Reviewed by Regis Auffray 5/17/2006

Thank you for this sharing of yourself, Sherri. Love and peace to you,

Regis

Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 5/16/2006

Sherri,

And I love who you are. :) Beautiful write, and congrats on your 13th grandchild!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Reviewed by Silvia Hartmann 5/15/2006

"I love to write, hate to clean" - and so say all of us! Congratulation on the 13th grandchild and on a neat, simple poem indeed.

SFx

Reviewed by E T Waldron 5/15/2006

Just you sounds like a wonderful thing to be! Love the poem and the Pic.I love the honesty!

eT

Reviewed by Crystal Silver Angel (Reader) 5/15/2006

How tender and sweet...

Dove

Reviewed by George Carroll 5/15/2006

The picture speaks for itself of a proud Grandma doing her thing. Wonderful insightful poetry.

Reviewed by Jane Rodway 5/15/2006

Honesty is a wonderful thing, and you sound like a kind person, but best of all is the lack of awkwardness in these rhymes.