Lost boy
When you were just little
You would wander around the house
You would play dress up and barbies
Always as quiet as a mouse
You were always mommy’s baby
We were together all the time
I knew you were going to be special
My forever partner in crime
As you started to get older
I needed to protect you
I never wanted you to feel different
I just didn’t have a clue
Were you just a lost boy?
Trying to figure out where you fit?
Were you a boy who loved dolls,
preferring a pink and purple outfit?
I didn’t know how you suffered
I didn’t know how you cried
You stayed inside of your room
The real you trying to hide
No, you never were a lost boy
The truth came out so strong
You told your mom that day
What I truly knew all along
Your smile was enormous
Your courage unmistakable
You said, “mom, I am a woman”
and I knew you were unbreakable
Your path will not always be easy
You will feel pain along the way
But I will be there for every step
when your sunshine turns to grey
Keep your head held high my love,
I raised you to be proud
Stand up for what you believe in
And make sure your voice is loud
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