As the youngest of seven children, two brothers,others pretty obvious (!), i really love the touch and sight of this poem. There's something very special in a happy sibling relationship... an exchange of fun and tears over the years., And whilst there can be horrors suffered within families - and there are many, one can only pray that your words radiate and inspire. Love the last few lines, they're laughter making! You lay your phrases so delicately yet precisely. What a fine write.
' I’ll remember though, Despite the thunder, - His snore, Served as my - Lullaby. '
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
I'm always happy whenever you leave your thoughts on my work. Thank you so much for reading mademois.. read moreI'm always happy whenever you leave your thoughts on my work. Thank you so much for reading mademoiselle - you are far too kind!
Ahh, this is the sweet side of having an older sibling. There are plenty of down moments too, but my sons are pretty much inseparable. Nice imagery.
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
Thanks Jaycee! The down moments are wholly catered for by yhe better ones if you ask me!
Gra.. read moreThanks Jaycee! The down moments are wholly catered for by yhe better ones if you ask me!
Grateful!
I had 3 boys, the youngest had a personality like this big brother, lol. Alas the other two were pranksters. As they grew older, the eldest is more like this. Two things struck me about this, in all my divine wisdom, when I had children this is what I expected. The second is that I remember my dad like that. Wonderfully written!
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
Nothing like maturity to activate the protective instinct! I'm glad the words could take you somewhe.. read moreNothing like maturity to activate the protective instinct! I'm glad the words could take you somewhere other than I intended!
I'm indebted for the kind review Cyndy!