When Oldest was in kindergarten, the students made a Mother's Day present that included their handprints and part of a little one's poem. I still have those handprints framed and hanging on the wall that leads up to our bedroom. It was a special reminder today of pudgy loving hands, warm hugs, and bedtime stories that never seemed to end. Cuddling up with my memories.
My little hands
reach up to you
for hugs before
I sleep ...
And fold together
when I pray
The Lord my soul
to keep.
My little hands
are tiny now
But yours will
serve to guide
me ...
And when I'm grown I'll still
reach out
And know you're
right beside me.
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Roses from Hubby |
Happy Mother's Day to You
"He settles the barren woman in her home as a happy mother of children." Psalm 113:9 NIV
My dearest friend has two handprint poems just like this one with her boys love engraved on them. We've been friends since Oldest and her son were in kindergarten. Happy Mother's day to you, Julie. Remembering those childhood days with fondness and love.
From My Heart to Yours,
In tribute to my Mom who is rejoicing before the Lord
Linking with Spiritual Sunday and Scripture and a Snapshot

Labels: Family, Holidays, Scripture and a Snapshot, Spiritual Sundays, Traditions