Barely TalkingA Poem by steven sundelllyrics from a song I wrote about my daughter Stephanie
BARELY TALKING
Barely talking, feet far from walking. And if they could, where would, they go? Barely 3 month's old, or so. So young to steal Daddy's soul. Cry in the night. Who's first to wake? I under the covers, I make believe, I still asleep. Mommy wakes, forgetting how she felt, She takes one look at Stephie, ......she melts. Eyes of brown, like dark chocolate Redwood rings. Hair, midnight black, with moonlit silky beams Chubby little fingers, match her chubby little toes. Innocent and loving thought, are the only thoughts she knows. And for a man, who's never subscribed to the notion, of fear, of any kind. I wake up strangely shaking, to the bittersweet realization, that 16 years have passed us somehow, in the blink of just one night. Never again will mommy or I, ever. hear that sweet sound of our Stephie's 's late night cry. But the saddest of all thoughts Is that we'll never again be woken up, to the sound of her sweet lips, ever barely talking © 2015 steven sundellFeatured Review
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