The Song is: "All For Love"MommaMothers are such a precious Gift |
She would stand at the kitchen window,
Gazing up the road.
Watching oh so patiently,
Though on her face the worry showed.
She'd be standing there watching,
As we hurried off to school.
And she'd be there patiently waiting,
In the evening , it seemed the rule.
And as we all grew older,
Though we'd forget and be late.
Mama would stay right there at that window,
Patiently stand and wait.
As one by one we all left home,
To start lives of our own.
Mama still stands at the window,
Waiting for us to come home.
I know one day she'll be waiting,
And watching up the hill.
And Mama will see the Angles,
Step up on the window ceil.
And I know when she gets to heaven,
Her mansion will have a big window ceil.
And Mama will stand there waiting,
For her children to come up the hill.
Written for Mama
for Mothers Day 1975
Memories flood your mind while wishing you could be
Right by her side to see her through.
But understand, God knows your heart,
And believe me, your Mother does too!
From the very day she gave you birth,
And beyond the end of time
A Mother's love cannot be matched
No matter how one tries.
Forgiving is her gentle heart
No matter what she endures.
Her love for you shall always be
Sweet and gentle and pure.
Emptiness is all a part of what a child feels.
And somehow, this just doesn't seem real.
Just lean on those who understand,
lean on those who care.
They'll be there from the very start,
and offer up a prayer.
1-29-99 from 'Nita
Fear of my mother's love lost,
leaves me broken and on the river, tossed.
God, It's not fair!
What did she do to deserve this pain?
And haven't I given you my share?
This isn't happening to me,
and I refuse to believe.
God, You are Good.
But why must I suffer again with a loss?
And haven't I done all that I should?
As my pain comes out in a shout,
I spill my anger to the sky just to let it out.
God, I believe in You.
But why test me now?
You may want my mother, but I need her too.
I would give You all my gifts,
bargaining to keep my mother's tender kiss.
God, You are the Healer.
Please touch my mother,
and from me, don't steal her.
The darkness weighs heavy on me,
dragging my bleeding heart for all to see.
God, You are Love.
But I need Your angels now,
so send them from above.
As I shut myself away,
I need them to hear what I say.
God, hear my plea!
Surround me with Your angels,
just so I can believe.
Let them whisper gently to me,
opening my heart to understand and see.
God, You bring peace.
And I need to feel it,
as I grieve, needing a release.
Angels with wings of gold,
will hold me up, or so I've been told.
God, No!
I'm not ready to be a motherless child,
as You can see from the tears in my eye.
Angels sent from on high,
will give me the strength,
yet I need my mother,
by my side.
God, take this burden away.
For I'm not strong,
in spite of what others may say.
My mother needs my strength now,
and I need an angel to show me how.
Dear God, help me.
Don't allow me to shut myself off,
for then, angels I won't hear or see.
And I know they are there,
wanting to reach out and give me care.
Dear God, Why?
I'm not ready to be a motherless child,
and I need a host of angels to help me fly.
by Jausten,
©February 3, 1999
I hear a song sometimes and the words always bring tears to my eyes.
I call it a memorial to all Mothers that lost Sons in Vietnam.
As we approach Mother's Day next month, I hope these mothers understand, that all Mothers who have lost children, also share their grief.
These are the words to the song:
She took out pen and paper
As to trace her memories
As she looked up to the heavens,
The words she said were these.
She said, "Lord my boy was special,
He meant so much to me,
And I'd sure love to see him,
Just one more time, You see."
"All I have are the memories,
And the moments to recall."
"So Lord would you please tell him,
He's more than a name on the Wall."
She said she really missed his family,
And being home on Christmas Day.
He died for God and Country,
In a place so far away.
I remember just a little boy,
Playing War when he was three.
But , Lord..this time..I know,
He's not coming home to me.
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