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To My Son


Author: Khaled AbdAllah
ASL Info:    22 - male - Egypt
Elite Ratio:    4.2 - 129 /137 /30
Words: 121
Class/Type: Poetry /Happy
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I'm so happy to write this one after a long time of not writing a line. It is a message for my own son, I liked him to know how I love him. I hope you will all like it.


To My Son



The first time I heard you crying;
And someone announced loudly
" You have become a father. "
Somehow I could not imagine
Myself away of you anymore

You are the one I waited eagerly;
To come to my life; to change
My whole world; to turn my misery
To a hopeful and a meaningful life.

You are God's gift sent to me.
I'll always be here for you and
Nothing else; I will always be
A loving and kind father for you.

So, are you ready to be my eye
And see the whole world with
Your own eye. Are you ready
To stand beside me forever
As a faithful and loving son ?




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  Hallo there,

How are you? How is your wife and son? First of all I am very sorry to be late with my comment, but better late than never right!!!

Now to your poem. I really feel every word you have written. It is a very emotional poem. I like the way you have brought your feelings to the paper. It is more like a "confession" of love to your son.

You are using very simple words to express yourself but they do leave thier impact on the reader.

On the whole it is a lovely tale about a fathers feelings for his son. I hope when your son is old enough he will read it.

This poems shows that you are very proud of your son.

I really did enjoy reading it as a lot of your poems.

With love

Zohra
| Posted on 2008-03-31 00:00:00 | by shabnam | [ Reply to This ]


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