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Who Will You Be?


Pencils and papers

Pens and notecards

Markers and whiteboards

Make college life not so hard

 

Studying for hours

Maybe days on end

Are all worth it

For the job in the end

  

 

Laughter and letters

Smiles and shapes

Noises and numbers

Create a fun day

 

No matter the age

No matter the challenge

Being able to help people

Is a big happy package

 
 

Giggles under the bed

Small feet in the hall

Little arms around your neck

A love that’s one-size-fits-all

 

Even through tiring nights

Supported by coffee

The job that’s most important

Starts with being called “Mommy”

 

 

I don’t know my future

It’s all in God’s hands

And I know that He’ll use me

To fulfill His perfect plan

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