Note #3/ Mother ... upon being/ (poem) by jeanne rene watson on AuthorsDen

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Note #3/ Mother ... upon being/ by jeanne rene watson Friday, August 01, 2008 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

Note #3/ Mother ... upon being/...Marine Moms perhaps if we hold on so tight to each our smile and laughter we laugh too loud perhaps if we hug one more doubt with arms that wrap round old photographs and toads and baseball bats we will stand unabashed brazen against the tide relinquished form our own ebb and flow perhaps if we kiss each our cheek we kiss the cheek of our sons marching jeanneren� 08.01
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Reviewed by Art Sun	8/5/2008

Nice thoughts...the closeness of friendship and family can be read through the expression of not only friends but of the sons who live within each and every smile, hug and laugther combined and or felt upon the cheek... nice work... Art sun...