My Child the Time Has Come...
To Set Me Free
I have done the best since you were born
I have made decisions, some may have been wrong
I have taught you how to crawl, talk, walk and run
I have taught you to always be strong
I have made decisions, some may have been wrong
I have taught you how to crawl, talk, walk and run
I have taught you to always be strong
I have done my time with you
The best that I have thought
The time has come for you to leave
It is time to set me free
It is time to fly on your own
I know you will succeed
For I have taught you all that you need -
At least to the best of my ability.
Published by Mag Inzire
Mag is a Physician Assistant working at a local community hospital in NY. Married and a mother of four she takes pride in educating on health and wellness, but also enjoys sharing real life experiences and e... View profile
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Post a CommentI love it! So bittersweet!