You’re
the colors
in my rainbow
Cleansing
in my rain
Warmth
in my winter
Healing
for my pain
You’re
everything around
everything beside
everything within
the world I reside
© LScott 2013
Photo: Google Images
I’m reblogging this from last year in memory of Mom for Mother’s Day. “We’ll miss you, Mom, but you live in our hearts everyday.” ♥
Baydreamer Writes ~ Lauren Scott, Author & Poet
When I think of Mom, I think pink
Cherry blossoms in the spring
I think elegance and grace
and I envision her beautiful face
Her smile would warm others for miles
When I think of Mom
I’m saddened to know
I can’t call her and hear her “hello”
but I can see her
clearly as the garden from my window
and each day she graces my memories
while my love for her grows
© LScott 2012
Mom ~ June 1921 – February 2012
Those years when you relied on us
to hold, feed and guide you
return in sweet memories of
you smiling with your baby blues
To watch you grow as time passes swiftly
is surreal and miraculous
and to witness the young man you’ve become
is simply beyond marvelous!
© LScott 2013
There’s no point to this poem
just something to do at home
passing a little time
with a few silly rhymes
you know how it goes
everyone knows
putting pen to the paper
cleaning house to the later
adding laughter and smiles
good for many miles
chatting about that
sharing coffee with Matt
acting like a chef
cooking with Steph
always busy, not idle
running errands with Michael
I have to be true
there’s so much to do
it’s been delightful
not frightful
simply entertaining
while ascertaining
though nothing is wrong
it’s time
to say
so long!
🙂
© LScott 2013
Photo: Google Images
Life’s events
stun and surprise us
some lovely and wonderful
others filled with sadness
Though we search and try
with all of our might
questions remain
with no answers in sight
So we cast our burdens
Let Him carry us through
for only He knows best
in everything we do
We watch our worries
fall to the floor
and feel freedom at last
with no thoughts at war
Our minds are at ease now
a breath of fresh air
Moving forward again
In our pocket, a prayer
Lauren Scott © 2013