A Hug A Day
A new born baby
Sheds so many tears
Until his mother hugs him
To take away his fears
A toddler now in pre-school
Sheds ten tears a day
Stubs his foot sometimes
His mother hugs him
To take the pain away
A child now in elementary school
Longs for friends to play
Sheds little tears
His mother hugs him
And tells him lets build with clay
A teen now in high school
Sheds no tears a day
His mother hugs him
And sends him off to college
To go away
An adult now
Sheds many tears a day
Hugs his dog in grief
For his mother who's gone away
A married man now
Sheds no tears a day
Takes his daughter to the park to play
He hugs her everyday
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