Go with Flow
Oh little one, how soon you'll be In turbulence of puberty. I will hold tight your days of youth And share with you my honest truth That innocence ingrained at birth, Precious childhood days filled with mirth, Will be so fleeting... you will see The need for God's tranquility. How grandma's age is redefined When your teen years become aligned With thoughts of struggles, I go through, The many shades in every hue, That colors life for me today. In these sweet days, I watch you play As I instill the grains of hope, An inner strength to help you cope With all the changes life will bring. The ups and downs from early spring Throughout your life in winter years When you, like me, through joys and tears Have lived a life you feel has worth; Have given back to better earth. When you have children of your own And you too, see how they have grown, My hope is that you let them know That through their life where e'er they go They carry with them bits of me, Please share with them, tranquility.
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