Diana’s Smile
written by: Russell Colclough
Pray for mother, O boys of the house. Her sunflower smile sometimes gives way to the blush on her face, yet always in blossom, O boys remember her smile.
She watches she cares, she cries a tear for her lost boys. Maybe together, grievances aside, and hands will join, she watches with hope.
Forgiveness forever, life ain’t so bad, just call her name, together always mam and the boys, lift her soul, and the boys together as friends will make her smile instead of sad.
I am new to writing. I have only been writing for one year. I have had no education on writing, although I have always been interested in words. With family responsibilities, bringing home the bacon so to speak, I have not had the chance to write. Being the youthful age fifty eight, I am not ready for the field, so I work, and learn to write. It does take time to learn, the river flows so small, yet gains in size, it travels so far, no shortcuts along the way.
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