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You taught me about me


You taught me about me about life and everything it holds

Through the dark windy nights and days so cold

 

You brushed my hair and wiped my nose

While singing a song about my little toes

 

You held my hand as we crossed the street

It was my first day of school and you couldn’t believe

 

You kissed my forehead and said goodbye

But I didn’t want you to leave my sight

 

You said I love you and it’ll be okay

Don’t worry, I’ll see later today

 

14 years pass and here we are again

Crossing the street as you hold my hand

 

You look at me with tears in your eyes

Don’t worry Mom, it’ll all be all right

 

You pull my hand and pull me close

"I promise I’ll never let you go"

 

You brush my hair and sniffle your nose

Holding back the tears that rose

 

You kissed my forehead and said goodbye

But I didn’t want you to leave my sight

 

You taught me about life and everything it holds

I thank you for never letting me go

 

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