( a poem for when they’re growing too fast )
As I sit here at the window He plays in the sandpit outside One has already flown A baby, now a boy In school five days per week And I sit here, mulling Wondering if there’s anything I can do to Slow it down The growth, the changes They happen fast So comfortable being a baby’s mom Not so much a toddler nor a preschoolers I wish you’d stay babies forever I really do. I loved it. I loved the joy I loved being needed; the purposefulness It was all mine, every bit But it was all gone far too soon
Sophie Slosarczyk
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