If i should have children.
1, 2 maybe many.
I will cry too, when we finally meet.
I will hold them in my arms, as if tomorrow might not show.
I will hold there hand as we cross the street.
Tell them to look both ways so that there feet can safely travel, in sink with mine for a slight moment.
I will run, chasing them, rather it be play, or saving them, from the long road with yellow lines that ask little feet to follw them.
I'll never let them follow paths that will lead them to danger.
I will teach them to be careful.
To pay attention, to think ahead, will this help me in the future?
I will be the one they follow, so that they can be a leader.
Tell them to never listen to a stranger.
You may be frienly,but never step to close for there claws could reach out, snatch you up, like a predators pray.
"Trust me kids, you don't wanna be dinner."
I will teach them to always remember, observe before you explore, think before you speak, look before you leap, and do what is right even if you are the only one doing it.
Be a winner.
If you lose, don't be a sore loser.
If you fail, don't be a quiter.
Keep trying, it's just an opstical.
It will get harder.
These problems will make you stronger.
Be honest and fair.
Never cheat, karma will bite back.
I will teach them things they won't learn in school. Things that they'll need forever.
Being there first teacher, I'll help them learn.
I'll help them solve problems, even if there is 99 problems, I won't be one.
I'll give them the pencil and paper.
The you can do it, confidence.
The don't give up, stubbornness.
I will never get tired of there voices when they speak to me.
Mom, mommy, mother, ma.
When there angry with me, or high on meds cause there teeth were pulled, like weeds in a garden.
If they swear or they scream.
Or silent like the fallen tear, on the cheek of a glass eyed teen.
I will be their.
The first laugh, will ring in my ears, like music that I'll never tire of.
The first words spoke will be written down, like lyrics to my favorite song.
Therefore everyone can know the silables like rose peddles, light and delicate, as they fall.
There tears will flow like rivers, and everytime I will wipe them away, so the ocean will never have a chance to collect them.
If they are sinking, I'll be their fisher, fishing them out of the danger.
Their freer from fear.
Their safe haven.
If they are having trouble.
Can't find a place, and stay there.
I'll be there ancor, hold them still, safe and sicure.
If they wanna fly, but don't know how,
I'll provide them wings, so they can go where they please.
Help them reach the sky, so they can ride the clouds.
Happy and free like birds in the trees.
Teach them manners.
Yes please, no thank you, may I?
Teach them time management, be there financial aid.
Give them guidlines. Reminders. Hand out help, tell them, never take more than you need.
Be the light at the end of a long tunnel, the flower in the dead leaves.
The sun in the darkest times.
I will die, for them.
Give my last breath, if it meant there lungs could taste one more.
Jump infront of a bus so that I will disperse like a cloud, giving them more time to see the sun.
I will spend my last dime on them.
Rather it be a bottle, a doll, a car, or rent.
I would live in a box, or on a curve, before they ever even think to.
The sweater off my back, if the weather is under.
A warning before danger hits, loud and scary like the roar of thunder.
Support them in there dicisions, like the back bone of our skeletons.
If they find themselves in the center of a tornado, I'll stay by there sides, to help them clean up the disaster when it's all over and clear.
Be the shoulder they cry on, when there hearts broken by a lover, or a friend.
I will be the car ride to the hospital, when they are attacked by sickness, like a virous, I'll be fast.
The food and water, the bed and the heater, I'll be there provider.
Even when they're older, I'll always be there.
I will always be their reason for laughter, their shoulder, their insperation.
I will always be their friend, their first lover, their protector, their provider, but most of all, I will always be their mother.
