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JOHN
(This was written about my youngest son, who has always been a tower of strength
to our family-wise beyond his years)
From when he was born,
As I watched him grow
I began to see
which way He would go
He's never been an angel
This child of mine.
But he's silent and strong
And caring and kind.
If I could see inside
Of this tower of strength;
I'd see the hurt and tears
That he hides at great length.
No matter what happened
As our lives carried on;
Together we've done it
And developed a bond.
Whenever I hurt
My son is by my side.
This someday I'll return
'Cause he's surely my pride
Now He's suddenly a man
No longer a child.
How did that happen?
My! How time has gone wild!
I love this child
Who's now a young man.
So grow on up my boy
And do what you can.
But only your mother
Can still call you, "Baby"
And if you live to be a hundred,
I'll stop......Maybe
Copyright ©November 7, 1988 Dee Johnston
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