A Walk to Remember |
By Kathie Mayo |
I walk to remember
the steps you’ll never take. I carry you with me as I firmly plant my feet. Our trek started long ago, before my belly swelled. You were a love that grew- like butterfly wings that beat. Your gentle flutters then become kicks upon which I would dwell. And I would talk to you, sweet babe, about the world you soon would meet the sun always shown upon us then- when you were in my womb. And I was eager to show you the world that would have been your home. How you’d have loved the sun shining- blue skies without a cloud. The autumn leaves turning- the snow falling all around. The flowers in the summer- would have filled your eyes with smiles. And the rain that might have fallen would have caused you great surprise. You would have traveled far with me- holding me by the hand. And I’d have shown you all I could- more than I can imagine. You hold my heart tightly now, as though we’re holding hands. How far we’ve traveled, little one- and my life with you has been sweet. For I carry you in my heart as I firmly plant my feet. |