All I Need
Ralph Deadwyler March 27, 2016
All I Need
Magnificent you are.
Your grace always comforted me since the first day we meet.
I didn’t know yet, but somehow you always knew best.
You were my first love, giving me a love I couldn’t forget.
Your knowledge was everlasting, my mind constantly expanding.
Gracious was He to let us be, one may call it destiny.
As I lay here stranded under the night stars I say to myself
Magnificent you are.
Optimism should be afraid of you.
Courage should have taken a lesson or two.
Your heart as big as a treasure cove, it takes the whole world to find your gold.
As I walk miles away from you, I wonder when I will be able to share my next laugh with you.
Through trials and tribulations, my head was held high because of you.
I yell aimlessly through the night, hoping for an S.O.S to come to my rescue.
Waiting for help to arrive I never lost faith, because in my soul my S.O.S, was you.
Optimism should be afraid of you.
Magnificent you are.
Counting the many ways I adore you.
Writing in the sand, all I can draw is your name.
I go through the day thirsting for life, yet you are my saving grace every breath of the way.
I love you more than words could explore.
Stranded on this island, All I Need is you because
Magnificent you are, Mom.
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