Memory

Memory

A Poem by Tate Morgan
"

What need have I for coins of Gold

"

Daughter Aris and I

 

The world has riches oh so rare

but shares them only with a few

What I love is worth so much more

         they are recollections of you         

 

I need so few of this world's goods

having all your thoughts, ways and deeds

They lift my soul to the heavens

where I plant love's garden of seeds

 

Through your eyes I have seen wonders

so numerous I can't count

But oh such beauty none the less

before God I could not recount

 

What need have I for coins of gold

they can't buy what my eyes can see

My treasures lie within your smiles

stamped in the mint of memory



 

Daughter Aris and I Her Wedding


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Author's Note

Tate Morgan
My children are my life's treasure!

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Dear Lord, this was so beautiful I swear it touched my soul. Every line is like a burst of overwhelming beauty the not only encourages but pushes and tugs at the reader to read on and crave more. Honestly, I was breathless by the end of it, my eyes were absorbed by each word as was the rest of being, reading this was an experience I wouldn't mind having a few hundred times more. Thank you for sharing.
-Cathrine

Posted 14 Years Ago


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Just stunning! Speechless, for once!

Posted 11 Years Ago


Tate Morgan

11 Years Ago

thank you Helen may your life be as blessed as well
What a lovely poem. Thank you for sharing it.

Posted 11 Years Ago


This was in every way a most wonderful and perfect tribute to the joy and love we share with our children. True value comes from our soul not money. Well done as always!

Posted 12 Years Ago


There is treasure more than gold or silver...and free to those who see it...

Posted 12 Years Ago


You are so very right. How many men have tossed their treasures away, oblivious to their value in this universe and to their own eternal soul. This does not diminish the value of the treasure. I like how you can use simple words that swell up with meaning as they soak into the mind of the reader! A gift I do not posses. This was like shareing that perfect vanilla ice cream cone with your kids on a warm day. Thank you for the experience.

Posted 12 Years Ago


This is so touching to me. The ending stanza is perfect! Loved this line in particular,

My treasure lies within your smiles
stamped in the mint of Memory

nicely done...

Posted 12 Years Ago


Did I mentioned how adorable your kids are? if not yet - THEY ARE.

Through your eyes I have seen wonders
so numerous I can't count
But oh such beauty none the less
before God I could not recount..

Very pure and full of love.. Envied much ~ Thanks for sharing.



Posted 12 Years Ago


simply awesome poem with a wonderful ending

Posted 12 Years Ago


You are right on...the best gifts in life are priceless.

Posted 12 Years Ago


this write is really meaningful sorry I didnt read it earlyer it represents a fathers love and shows that materialistic things are far from the most important thing in life great write

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on August 20, 2009
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Tate Morgan
Tate Morgan

Marion , OH



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