Raising you is the best thing I've done yet
Each day you surprise me
Doing a flip or riding a bike
Our lives were in need of your smile and wit
Raising you is the hardest thing I've done yet
Answers come less often then questions do
Nurturing you is of upmost importance
Giving all the knowledge I have
Each day you teach me something new
Your cries pierce my heart
Each smile warms my heart
Love is tiring
Love is beautiful
Our arms are always here to hold you
With you there is no end to joy
Giving all the strength I have
Raising you is the most important thing I've done yet
Each bug you pick up gently
Each tree you stop to hug
Nature is a part of you and you a part of nature
Bring calm to the world around you
Love is kind
Unexpected toots and giggles
Each kiss you give is golden
I love you
Nurturing you has taught me to nurture myself
Doing more than I know how to do
I love you
Giving all the compassion I have
Our gratitude for you is endless
Vows I'll never break
I love you
Our conversations grow
Love is never taken for granted
Each day is another new discovery
Together we will chase rainbows forever
About the Creator
ANGELA HEINE
Always trying to find the right words.
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